New school plans approved
Plans have been approved that will see a new school established on a business park.
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New nursery opens in Wokingham
Town mayor, Cllr Rob Comer, and Cllr Adrian Mathers cut the ribbon to perform the opening ceremony.
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Olympics come early for Woodley pupils
The budding gardeners designed and created their tray gardens, focusing on different Olympic themes.
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Wokingham ranked in top ten for education
Wokingham has been ranked as the sixth 'brainiest area' in England.
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Beat The Street is back
The community game will take place across the borough from next Wednesday, June 5.
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Children needn’t miss out on school trips, thanks to a Brighter Futures grant
Teachers urged to apply to Wokingham United Charities for funding
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Earley pupils love their new enchanted garden
An award winning design has been transplanted to their school grounds
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Call for drivers to clean up their acts
Pupils have put up artworks urging motorists not to run their engines when their vehicles are stationary.
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Authors, illustrators and crafters help children celebrate reading at Hurst school’s Book Fest day
A HURST school celebrated everything to do with reading as its annual book festival returned for the 12th time.
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Children take their audience ‘dancing round the world’
1, 2 Step Dance Academy demonstrates a love for dance
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