COVID-19: Earley school headteacher masks up and smiles
The headteacher of an Earley school is wearing facemasks with clear panels to keep students smiling.
Tag: Aldryngton Primary School
Aldryngton Primary School children create musical handwashing video
EE children from Aldryngton School have teamed up to create a hand washing video, after their school was temporarily closed ...
Coronavirus – MP raises school closures with health secretary
In Parliament yesterday, Reading East MP Matt Rodda raised the outbreak of coronavirus at Willow Bank Infant School in a ...
Coronavirus – closure of three schools is 'purely precautionary' says council expert
THE closure of three borough schools is purely precautionary and there is no indication that either site poses a risk. ...
Waverley, St Dominic Savio and Aldryngton all feature in The Sunday Times Parent Power 2019 lists for country’s best schools
A PREP school in Finchampstead is one of the best in the UK according to new data published in today’s ...
BREAKING: Aldryngton Primary School expansion plans approved
PLANS to expand an Earley primary school have been approved by Wokingham Borough Council (WBC)'s planning committee this evening. Parents of children ...
Parents’ fears over school expansion
PARENTS have continued to express their concern over plans to expand a local primary school. Aldryngton, off Silverdale Road in ...
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