Reading libraries offer summer work experience
THE READING library service is searching for young readers to partake in an exciting work experience opportunity.
Read moreDetailsTHE READING library service is searching for young readers to partake in an exciting work experience opportunity.
Read moreDetailsReading's Virtual School is holding its first annual conference, aiming to bridge the educational support gap for children in care and their peers
Read moreDetailsNew artwork has been installed in the lobby area of Theale Community Fire Station, following a competition run with art students from a second school
Read moreDetailsThe Natural History Museum has announced plans to develop a state-of-the-art science and digitisation centre at Thames Valley Science Park.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading appointed a new Chancellor on Wednesday, May 18.
Read moreDetailsWaingels College students were put through their paces thanks to Microsoft - learning interview skills in the process. How did they get on?
Read moreDetailsLGBTQ+ organisations across Reading criticised a lecture held by Reading University, saying it has failed to safeguard trans students
Read moreDetailsReading University is one of the leading organisations of a new scheme to put climate resources in the hands of nurseries, schools, and colleges
Read moreDetailsActivate Learning unveils a new skills hub for upskilling technicians after Thames Valley Berkshire local enterprise partnership funding
Read moreDetailsOnly 5% of pupils were offered a third-place preference or lower during National Offer Day, Tuesday, April 19
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