‘Incredible’ A-level results recognised in parliament
Emmbrook School's A-level results have been recognised in the House of Commons.
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Consulting on school admission numbers
There are more primary school places in Wokingham Borough than are needed.
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Sell-out success for school carol concert
Around 280 pupils from 18 schools took part in the event.
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Leighton Park students treat seniors to variety show
Christmas cheer for Reading residents
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Wokingham racing driver with autism returns to former school to inspire pupils
'Nothing is impossible,' says Bobby Trundley, as he marks UK Disability History Month
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‘Computer sciences need better role models’: Uni of Reading figures show lack of diversity in leading computer sciences influences
The University of Reading has released details of a study which has shown that uniformity in stereotypes damage diversity in computer sciences.
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PTA power builds outdoor learning space at The Coombes
School has never been so much fun
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New school, but only if figures add up
A new primary school will only open in Shinfield if there is demand for school places in coming years.
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Twyford Scarecrow Trail raises nearly £1,000 for village schools
Family fun supports local community
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Christine Holland: Wokingham ex-headteacher who rolled up her sleeves to get things done
Friends remember her as kind, fair and supportive
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