Councillors have hailed a successful Summer Reading Challenge which welcomed more than 1,300 young readers in libraries across Reading this summer
Read moreDetailsA University of Reading initiative aimed at bringing climate science to young people is proving popular in educational institutions, new figures show.
Read moreDetailsA plan to add a pavement to help pupils walk to and from their schools in Reading has been shelved.
Read moreDetailsThe Uni of Reading has once again kept its position among the top universities in Reading, as the Times Higher Education (THE) list is released
Read moreDetailsSchools across Berkshire were sent an email with threats to behead a teacher.
Read moreDetailsAn elephant who was once part of a travelling show in the late 1800s has celebrated his 175th birthday at the Uni of Reading's Cole Museum of Zoology.
Read moreDetailsHalls of residence are being prepared, timetables are being finalised, and in a few days, Whiteknights campus will be a whole lot busier.
Read moreDetailsLEIGHTON PARK SCHOOL The UK's leading future-ready values-led school We are an independent co-ed day and boarding school in Reading, ages 11-18. We inspire young people to think boldly, learn...
Read moreDetailsLast week, our students who sat their A-level exams this summer received their results. This week, our GCSE students will do the same.
Read moreDetailsHighdown School has commended students on results which are "a testament to the dedication and hard work of the students."
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