‘The SEND department is broken’: More parents share education frustrations
'I'm physically and mentally burnt out,' said one
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Uni of Reading releases new study’s findings showing young people value diversity in computer sciences
New research has shown that perceptions of computer science students are more diverse than expected, the University of Reading has announced
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Full support for school uniform motion
Shinfield councillor Vishal Srinivasan, proposed the motion.
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Approval for school entrance changes
Approval for the work at Forest School has been granted.
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Rainbow Trust named as Uni of Reading’s Charity of the Year
Rainbow Trust Children's Charity was selected and will now be supported by the university in a range of ways throughout the 2024/25 academic year
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A blooming good initiative
Crest Nicholson led a bulb planting event for students from Bohunt secondary school.
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Arborfield unveils a new MUGA
A new games area has been unveiled by Arborfield
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Recognition for ‘unwavering drive and passion’
The former headteacher of St Crispin's School has received an honorary degree.
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Old Trafford beckons for Cam
Cam made his international debut for Scotland under-15s against Spain, and has recently signed for Manchester United FC.
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Judges give young performers a thumbs up in Wokingham
Children showcase their talents at Windmill Primary School
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