HARRY’S WORLD: To holiday or not to holiday?
It’s been a very, very long year hasn’t it? It seems like the Australian wildfires and rumours of World War Three kicking off took place in the last decade rather...
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Art project from University of Reading encourages children’s creativity
Creativity is key for participants of a new art project run by the University of Reading. ArtLab, led by staff and students from the institution’s School of Art, is providing...
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Schools invited to sign up for an eco-flag
THE SCHOOL year might be over, but a charity is inviting youngsters to show off their ethical credentials to earn a Green Flag certification. British-owned organic childrenswear brand Frugi is...
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PRESS PACK: All Saints CoE Primary School’s safe goodbye as Year 6 prepare to head to Wokingham secondary schools
By ALL SAINTS CofE PRIMARY SCHOOL, Wokingham All the usual ways of marking the transition from primary to secondary were out of reach for Year 6 due to the Coronavirus,...
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‘Remarkable’ poem wins reporter contest
A remarkable young writer’s poem about her father’s death and much more has won a prize in a competition. Molly Akers, 18, of Lower Earley, won the 12-18 section of...
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Woodley volunteer launches summer lunch club for families
The Woodley Lunch Bunch will provide lunches for families who normally access free school meals over the holidays.
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Norden Farm plans activities for families to enjoy during the summer holidays
IT MIGHT not feel like school is out for summer, but formal lessons are over until September. And after six months of homeschooling, the prospect of six weeks of no...
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Maiden Erlegh Trust to open new primary and secondary school in Winnersh
“This project is extremely exciting and one that we know is much needed in the local area. We are delighted to be working with so many talented people on developing...
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Schools invited to show off their ethical credentials by applying for Green Flag certification
THE SCHOOL year might be over, but a charity is inviting youngsters to show off their ethical credentials to earn a Green Flag certification. British-owned organic childrenswear brand Frugi is...
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The Keys gets the keys to Shinfield’s new primary school
PLANS are in place to open a new primary school in Shinfield this September, when 29 new pupils will walk through its doors for the first time. Last week, Wokingham...
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