Rhymetime at Whitley Library
WHITLEY Library is holding interactive language classes for babies and children.
Read moreDetailsWHITLEY Library is holding interactive language classes for babies and children.
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading talk will explore how public spaces are monitored using artificial intelligence on Tuesday, March 7.
Read moreDetailsEducators and supporters marched to Forbury Gardens on Thursday calling for better pay and conditions for the education system
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at Leighton Park School were treated to a talk delivered by a guest speaker bearing one of the UK's most recognisable names.
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS, staff and alumni from the University of Reading are being recognised for their outstanding volunteering work.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has secured £327,000 of funding to create interactive educational programmes to raise awareness about air quality
Read moreDetailsA PETITION to disband a Reading University Students' Union society has been launched over concerns about the nature of discussions held by members.
Read moreDetailsA-Level Criminology and Forensic Sciences students examined fake crime scenes as part of an investigative exercise at Reading College
Read moreDetailsMULTILINGUAL children across Reading have immersed themselves in storytelling sessions held in seven different languages.
Read moreDetailsAlumni of Reading College and Bracknell and Wokingham College, among others, are invited to take part in the new programme for previous students
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