‘Today is a day of celebration,’ says Wokingham Borough Council
Congratulations to students on results day, and support available for those uncertain of their next steps
Read moreDetailsCongratulations to students on results day, and support available for those uncertain of their next steps
Read moreDetailsStudents have made exceptional progress, says the school
Read moreDetailsStudents at Leighton Park in Reading are celebrating another rise in top A* grades, with leavers securing places at the country's leading universities
Read moreDetailsStudents at The Bulmershe School are celebrating one of the most successful years in the history of its sixth form
Read moreDetailsStudents at Forest Sixth Form are celebrating another year of strong A Level results, with a rise in top grades
Read moreDetailsStudents at Brakenhale School in Bracknell are celebrating a rise in A Level grades, with more than half of those heading to university
Read moreDetailsStudents at Emmbrook Sixth Form are celebrating strong A Level results, with more than three-quarters of grades awarded at A* to C.
Read moreDetailsStudents at St Crispin's School are celebrating a record number of top grades, with leavers securing places at leading universities and jobs
Read moreDetailsJarod returns from Rotary leadership course future-ready
Read moreDetailsMuch loved St Nicholas stalwart retires after 37 years of service
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