Mosaic installed in Wokingham school in memory of an inspirational head teacher
A mosaic wall was commissioned by Foundry College in Wokingham to remember their inspirational head teacher, Jay Blundell,
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VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Improving lives is a lasting legacy
THIS week we are sad to report the death of two community stalwarts. Both leave a lasting impact on many. ...
New Foundry College is open for business
The new and improved Foundry College is now open after a £1.7 million project.
Foundry College Supporting Mental Health Awareness Week UK 2020
Last Friday, the primary and secondary students of Foundry College came together to create a range of artwork and posters ...
PRESS PACK: The Cuckoo Bird
By CC, Foundry College The four walls I am enclosed in have ripped wall paper and scuffed paint which was ...
PRESS PACK: The lonely unknown
By Leon, Foundry College Raindrops slowly drip down the house into the muddy puddles with moss growing next to them. ...
PRESS PACK: Sport should be fun for all
By Dylan, Foundry College Sports should be fun for all. Playing a game of football, a match of tennis or ...
PRESS PACK: Break time
For the 12th time today I light up another ‘gret, my skin gently warmsas the evening sun blazes down on ...
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