Dept of Education teams with ABC to Read to bring 50,000 reading sessions to Berkshire
A Department for Education initiative is set to see 50,000 reading sessions brought to kids in Berkshire next year.
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Education
Caversham primary school given permission to expand following government appeal
The Heights Primary School in Caversham has won permission to expand to teach more children following a successful appeal to the government.
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The Duke of Edinburgh visits Reading School to commemorate its 900th anniversary
His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh visited Reading School to commemorate the school's 900th anniversary,
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Programme aimed at helping international students at Uni of Reading wins national award
The Uni of Reading's English Conversation Cafes scheme has won the Outstanding Student Support Award at the #WeAreInternational Awards this year
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Reading student Maxim named as finalist for global science communication prize
Maxim Kyrychuk, a Sixth-Form student at Little Heath School, has been selected as one of the global finalists in the Breakthrough Junior Challenge.
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New film project helping future pharmacists at Uni of Reading to treat diversity of patients
A new film-based teaching project is helping future pharmacists at the University of Reading to care for patients from diverse cultural backgrounds.
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PM visits school in Caversham for free breakfast clubs rollout
The Prime Minister has visited a primary school in Caversham to promote the Labour government's policy of introducing free breakfast clubs.
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‘It’s a terrible case’: Prime Minster Keir Starmer on Reading drug smuggler teaching children scandal
The Prime Minister and the education secretary have acknowledged the scandal of a woman who smuggled drugs into prison being allowed to teach children
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Clearly label plants for greener garden choices, say researchers
Research shows gardeners will choose plants with environmental benefits if they understand their ability to combat the effects of climate change
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Historians learn about Irish Farm Boy turned Royal Horse Dealer
Oliver Dixon was the subject of a Wargrave Local History Society talk
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