Go on a bug hunt in Emmbrook this half-term
EMMBROOK has got the bug for creepy crawlies as a half-term bug hunt takes place. Later this month, Emmbrook Schools ...
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Pupils have their say on plans for new Emmbrook greenway
Emmbrook Junior School has encouraged pupils to write “persuasive speeches” on plans for a Wokingham greenway, to encourage children to ...
VOTE 2021: Emmbrook – LIB DEM GAIN
CandidateVotesUllaKarin Clark, Conservative1454Morag Malvern, Lib Dem1675Llewelyn Reed-Jones, Labour320Spoilt26 Emmbrook is a ward in Wokingham with two Lib Dem councillors and, ...
New primary school won’t open this September warns Wokingham Borough Council
“Opening the new school in 2021 in these circumstances would create a range of risks to children and their education ...
First modules for new primary school in Matthews Green arrive
“It’s great to see the buildings taking shape now the modules have arrived on site at Matthews Green,” Cllr UllaKarin ...
Baptist church launches new community focused role
Wokingham Baptist Church has chosen Savannah Cook to be its first pioneer minister in training.
Seeing double: Ten pairs of twins join The Emmbrook School
Ten sets of joins join Year 7 at Emmbrook School for the new academic year.
Emmbrook parents worry over school route safety due to new traffic diversions
One parent claimed to see a car transporter using the route, despite the diversion signs instructing otherwise.
Emmbrook Scouts get crafty from home
THE EMMBROOK Scout Group has been kept busy during lockdown with some building and crafting. Since the beginning of April, ...
Emmbrook students’ create sunflower tribute to James Furlong
“The children of Emmbrook Junior School have made these sunflowers — we are thinking of you.”
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