Wokingham charity wants to thank its volunteers for 50 years of service
Wokingham charity wants to thank its volunteers for 50 years of service
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Online trauma support is being rolled out to Wokingham schools
Online trauma support is being rolled out to Wokingham schools
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Wokingham pupils visit 10 Downing Street
They were invited by the Prime Minister's wife, Akshata Murty, as part of her initiative called Lessons at 10.
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Jingle jog raised £2,000
The annual Emmbrook Jingle Jog, which took place before Christmas, raised more than £2,000.
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Students join forces with The Lexicon for new exhibition
Bracknell and Wokingham College and The Lexicon are working together on a project entitled 'Mannequins Upcycled'.
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New Ofsted chief pauses school inspections, announces well-being training for inspectors
The new chief of Ofsted Sir Martyn Oliver puts inspections on hold as staff are set to be given more training around mental health
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Bringing Christmas cheer to tackle loneliness
Pupils designed Christmas cards which will be delivered to more than 500 individuals across the borough.
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Evendons Primary School expansion works completed
These substantial works were the first since the school was founded.
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Festive fun at Oakbank
Oakbank secondary school has been spreading Christmas cheer this month.
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Coroner’s report lays out multiple concerns on Ofsted inspections following Ruth Perry inquest
Coroner Heidi Connor has laid out a number of concerns in her report following the inquest into the death of Ruth Perry
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