A-level results 2026: UTC Reading students celebrate results and secure university and apprenticeship places
Students at UTC Reading are celebrating after receiving their A Level and Level 3 technical qualification results
Read moreDetailsStudents at UTC Reading are celebrating after receiving their A Level and Level 3 technical qualification results
Read moreDetailsJarod returns from Rotary leadership course future-ready
Read moreDetailsJust under £500,000 was put into bringing technology up to date in Reading's libraries after Arts Council England awarded a grant
Read moreDetailsA University of Reading staff member is preparing to walk 100 miles in five days to celebrate the institution's centenary
Read moreDetailsThe children and young people's mental health charity works with young people, and those who support them, to manage their mental health and wellbeing
Read moreDetailsPupils at a Reading primary school have taken part in a special safety workshop designed to help them recognise risks and make positive choices.
Read moreDetailsParents have reacted with sadness as a private school in Reading has closed down for good.
Read moreDetailsA rising star from the world of pop dropped in to meet students at Emmbrook School on Tuesday lunchtime.
Read moreDetailsUni of Reading students have taken the UK's top student food innovation prize after turning leftover hazelnut pulp into macarons
Read moreDetailsLearners at New Directions College have achieved above the national average and outcomes have improved overall, according to an annual report.
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