Consultation event for new primary school in Spencers Wood
A CONSULTATION over a new school for the borough is being planned for tomorrow night (Wednesday, June 22). Floreat Education ...
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Stranger in silver car approaching school children – schools give warnings
SCHOOLS in the borough have been sending out warnings after a stranger was spotted asking children if they wanted a ...
Wokingham’s Everest climber Bonita Norris shares an inspirational message
A WOKINGHAM woman who tackled Mount Everest took time out from her mountaineering schedule to inspire schoolchildren to take life ...
Oliver scales new heights for charity
A TEENAGE pupil had a memorable half-term - he became one of the youngest people ever to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Reading ...
The frame now arriving on platform 2…
COMMUTERS found the wait for their trains this morning was as pretty as a picture thanks to a special visit ...
The word is ‘goodbye’ as popular librarian retires from Sindlesham school
THERE were tears of joy and happiness at a primary school in Sindlesham yesterday as a popular librarian filed her ...
Reformed drug dealer talks to St Crispin’s pupils
A FORMER stock-market millionaire and drugs supplier turned public speaker, author and activist visited a school in Wokingham last week. ...
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