Wokingham Schools compete in hockey tournament at Sonning Hockey Club
Shinfield St Mary's CE Junior and Willow Bank Junior will both represent Wokingham in the Berkshire School Games in Maidenhead ...
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Coronavirus – Woodley infant school reopens
A WOODLEY infant school has reopened after a staff member came down with coronavirus. Willow Bank Infant School was 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: New hotline for parents and pupils, schools told to stay open
SCHOOLS are being told not to close over suspected or confirmed cases of coronavirus unless instructed to do so by ...
Organisers confirm The Woodley Festival is still going ahead amid Coronavirus fears
"Willow Bank does not have any groups or choirs in the Festival, and we are not aware of any individual ...
Coronavirus – third school to close as precautionary measure
A THIRD Wokingham borough school is to be closed after a case of coronavirus was diagnosed. Parents at Willow Bank ...
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