GCSE’s 2023: The Emmbrook School achieves ‘strong performances’ in English, Maths and Science
A WOKINGHAM School is celebrating the results achieved by their Year 11 students who received their GCSE results this morning.
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GCSEs 2023: Edgbarrow achieve passes in 83% of exams
STUDENTS at Edgbarrow School collected their GCSE results on Thursday morning.
A-LEVELS 2020: ‘Incredible year group’ celebrated by Edgbarrow School
STUDENTS at a Crowthorne school should be congratulated on a great set of results. That’s the view of Edgbarrow’s head ...
Edgbarrow School pupils design personal security system wit a bit of help from Young Enterprise
STUDENTS AT Edgbarrow School have designed a personal security system as part of a national competition. The team — made up ...
GCSEs 2019: Edgbarrow headteacher ‘absolutely delighted’ with Crowthorne school’s results
MORE than four-fifths of students at Edgbarrow School in Crowthorne achieved GCSE grades of 9-4 in both English and Maths ...
LIVE: GCSE results day across Wokingham borough 2017
IT is GCSE Results Day! As Wokingham's youngsters prepare themselves for further education, an apprenticeship or employment, we will be ...
Edgbarrow pupils celebrate A Level success
PUPILS from Edgbarrow School in Crowthorne are preparing for life in higher education following a strong set of A Level ...
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