National Offer Day is historic moment for The Forest School
HISTORY was made last week, when the first secondary school places were offered to girls attending a Winnersh school.
Tag: school places
Theresa May pledges to push for answers as secondary school places row continues
MP Theresa May is weighing into the battle for places at a school where 159 children are on the waiting ...
‘My daughter can’t go to the primary school 100m from my home’
FAMILIES living in Arborfield Green have been shocked to discover their children may not get a place at the new ...
SCHOOL PLACES: Pupils miss out on their first choice by metres
Nikki Green’s son missed out on a place at The Piggott School because their home near Twyford Station is 49 ...
Almost nine in 10 pupils will go to their first choice school this September
Almost nine in 10 pupils will be going to their first choice of secondary school this September. Wokingham Borough Council ...
EXCLUSIVE: Wokingham children left without school place after Floreat withdraws offers for this September
FAMILIES across Wokingham borough have been left reeling after their children's places at a new school were withdrawn, just over ...
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