SEND charity Dingley’s Promise preparing for 40th anniversary celebrations
Families will be gathering at Camp Mohawk in Berkshire for a day of festivities on Sunday, June 11, to mark ...
Families will be gathering at Camp Mohawk in Berkshire for a day of festivities on Sunday, June 11, to mark ...
RESEARCH by a law professor at the University of Reading will underpin a new online course studied by UN peacekeepers.
Neil Coupe When he was asked what advice Nelson Mandela had for young people, he supposedly responded that he had ...
Wokingham Borough Council has announced the launch of ‘Kooth’, a free online counselling and emotional well-being support service for its ...
Creativity is key for participants of a new art project run by the University of Reading. ArtLab, led by staff ...
“We’ve written clues on the wrapping, and then visitors get to choose which to take. The only rule is that ...
“Bringing people together to take part in the arts and have that shared creative experience is what we do. Just ...
Noopur Thakur uses Instagram Live to broadcast a daily interactive drawing sessions that help parents create a sense of routine ...
The workbooks contain excerpts from rare books and documents dating back hundreds of years, all held in the University of ...
Three hundred children from Wokingham Borough schools performed in a dazzling carol concert earlier this month.
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