Look Draw Build inspires budding architects at Reading Station
The third iteration of Look, Draw, and Build @Reading Station saw 500 primary school students building their own models of the station
Read moreDetailsThe third iteration of Look, Draw, and Build @Reading Station saw 500 primary school students building their own models of the station
Read moreDetailsThe road closures will be implemented as part of Reading Borough Council's school street schemes.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has shared figures which show that the proportion of girls taking Computing at GCSE level has halved
Read moreDetailsQueen Anne's School, Caversham, commemorated 130 years of teaching in the community with a week full of events to coincide with National Boarding Week
Read moreDetailsThe national Children's Homes Association has appointed a Berkshire residential childcare expert as director
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has been given a London Higher Award, recognising is leadership in improving the environment and championing sustainability
Read moreDetailsProfessor Rhona Steinthorp of the University of Reading's Institute of Education was among those named in the annual list of honours
Read moreDetailsA SHINFIELD school encouraged pupils to live a more sustainable life as part of its recent Big Green Week.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has unveiled new statues to mark the impact of the slave trade around campus
Read moreDetailsReading therapy centre invites parents and carers of children with specialist needs to explore the benefits of time with animals
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