Charity launches 12 free sign language classes for families
Each class will cover a different topic, from colours and days of the week to vocabulary and conversation related to ...
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Wokingham teenagers invited to pre-driver training next month
The pre-driver training event at the Community Trust Academy, Madejski Stadium, is open to 15 to 19 year-olds who are ...
Did you use-to play? Rediscover your musical talents with this Wokingham training programme.
Could your new year’s resolution involve digging an old flute out the attic or wiping the dust off a piano ...
Holme Grange pupil fluent in success at language challenge
A GOLDEN-tongued youngster from a school in Wokingham is hoping to become fluent in success at the final of a ...
GALLERY: Royal visitor for Waverley School
ONE of the borough’s primary schools has welcomed a right royal visitor – HRH The Countess of Wessex helped open ...
Consultation event for new primary school in Spencers Wood
A CONSULTATION over a new school for the borough is being planned for tomorrow night (Wednesday, June 22). Floreat Education ...
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