Ruth Perry inquest concludes Ofsted ‘likely contributed’ to her death
The inquest into the death of Ruth Perry has concluded in Reading
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Wokingham borough teachers unite to discuss climate change
The first Climate Teachers Summit, hosted by Wokingham Borough Council, was held at Holme Grange School on Friday, July 8.
Call for councils to have the power to close schools if clusters of Covid-19 appear
"Plans to re-open schools and early years settings must focus on reassuring parents that it will be safe for children ...
Thankful duo make signs supporting frontline workers
“When this is all over, frontline families deserve a taste of what the footballers, film stars and celebrities get. Bless ...
Wokingham school funding campaigners highlight wages pay gap
SOME teachers in Wokingham are being paid less than the recommended salary for their pay band, according to new research. ...
Wokingham’s A-Level results above the national average
WOKINGHAM'S students are celebrating their A-Level success today after it was revealed their results were above the national average. All of the schools ...
Teachers to strike at Waingels College in Woodley tomorrow
TEACHERS at Waingels College will walk out tomorrow (Tuesday) in protest over pay and working conditions. Members of the National ...
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