The University of Reading has released details of a study which has shown that uniformity in stereotypes damage diversity in computer sciences.
Read moreDetailsChattertots helps youngsters with Downs Syndrome to find their voice
Read moreDetailsAround 30 key leaders joined the launch event at The Roseate Hotel last week, to take part in a showcase of the new service
Read moreDetailsA new virtual reality project has seen the University of Reading team up with The Royal Berkshire Hospital to help children understand hospital visits
Read moreDetailsUniversities are the natural habitat for debate and discussion. At Reading, we try to do as much as we can to allow diverse voices
Read moreDetailsRaising the Pulse is an initiative which will bring climate friendly food stuffs to menus on campus and cooking demonstrations to students
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has provided new outdoor learning spaces to two schools in Shinfield to mark Outdoor Classroom Day.
Read moreDetailsTeachers and students at Downe House School have argued that more students could be dissuaded from further education amid tuition fee rises
Read moreDetailsMore than 60 students from around Reading are set to part in a mock climate conference ahead of the COP29 summit next week
Read moreDetailsWhile it has a capacity of eight places, no children currently attend.
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