Year 11 students at UTC Reading collected their GCSE and technical qualification results this morning, and principal Jonathan Nicholls said he is "incredibly proud" of them all.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading-based school saw 100% of pupils gaining grades 9 to 4 with over a third of students receiving all ten of their GCSES at grades 9 to 7.
Read moreDetailsNick McSweeney said his pupils have achieved record-breaking grades following 18 months of disrupted learning, and he is “incredibly proud” of their achievements.
Read moreDetailsRobin Bertrand, headteacher at Oakbank School, said record numbers of students achieved at least five GCSEs with grades of 5 or higher — and the number of pupils achieving the...
Read moreDetailsBohunt Wokingham saw its first Year 11 cohort receive their qualifications today — and they marked the occasion with exceptionally high scores.
Read moreDetailsThe principal at Oxford Home Schooling said this year’s GCSE students have faced another year of challenges.
Read moreDetailsTHE PROSPECT of film stars coming to Shinfield is not the most exciting part of the studio plan for council leader John Halsall – he’s got his eye on the...
Read moreDetailsReddam House Berkshire has applauded its pupils for their “outstanding” A-level results just six years after it opened.
Read moreDetailsA BERKSHIRE care firm has been recognised for its work in the National Impact Awards. TrustonTap, which connects carers with older people across the county, received the award for the...
Read moreDetailsA HUMAN chrysalis, beautiful landscapes and a whole host of animals were on show in Bracknell and Wokingham College last month. A range of works were hosted at the campus...
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