Primary school places expansion: Wokingham Borough Council to consider proposal tonight
PLANS to expand one of the borough's primary schools will be discussed at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's executive this evening.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to expand one of the borough's primary schools will be discussed at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's executive this evening.
Read moreDetailsThe Department for Education (DfE) guidance means schools in England must ensure that school uniform costs are reasonable.
Read moreDetailsMore than 20 children from Muddy Ducks Nursery in Dinton Pastures Country Park went on the look out for Pudsey Bear, in aid of Children in Need.
Read moreDetailsThe free resource is aimed at policy makers and planners. It shows how extreme weather events will affect risks at regional and national level.
Read moreDetailsChildren from Shinfield St Mary CE Junior School took part in the event last week.
Read moreDetailsA READING doctor has won two national awards for outstanding achievement as an individual learner.
Read moreDetailsAmy Williams, 11, was chosen from more than 170 hopefuls to join the English Youth Ballet. She is one of 88 dancers across the south east to perform.
Read moreDetailsAPPLICATIONS for children starting school, or moving to junior school, in Wokingham borough opened a the weekend.
Read moreDetailsThe Bulmershe School, on Woodlands Avenue, Woodley, replaced its old versions with 131 updated ones.
Read moreDetailsThe Climate Education Action Plan, launched on Monday at COP26, comprises nine ways to help pupils tackle the impacts of climate change.
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