University of Reading fosters further education in school students with summer programmes
The University of Reading held a series of events working with schools across Berkshire last month as part of its outreach programmes
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Housebuilder in tune with school
The event featured a silent disco, where people wear headphones to listen to music.
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Berkshire children gain reading confidence with ABC to read
Charity celebrates 20 years youngsters' learning
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Two academics at Uni of Reading to see more than £2M of funding, named as Future Leaders Fellows
The University of Reading projects will see new funding after two of its educators were named "future leaders" in innovation and research by the UKRI
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Meet the residents of Swallowfield’s hidden horse sanctuary
They need new shelters urgently
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‘My little boy has no school to go to,’ says parent
Families share anguish at school placement delays
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Community celebrates Woodley preschool’s 50th birthday
St James is very much a family affair
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SustainFest 2024 ignites passion for sustainability at Holme Grange School
'I can't wait to tell my friends and help make the world a better place,' said one young visitor
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Waingels pupils explore future pathways
Sophia, yr 9, reports on the school's careers fair
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New children’s nursery opens in Wokingham
Monkey Puzzle welcomes babies through to pre-schoolers
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