Wokingham primary schools start to announce changes to new term opening dates
PRIMARY schools in Wokingham borough are making last-minute changes to their plans for the new term following a sharp rise ...
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Call for Wokingham parents to ‘trust the teachers’ and engage with school reopenings
“Heads, teachers and governors are working their butts off to make schools safe. We need to support the headteachers in ...
No penalties for parents who don’t send their children back to school
Cllr John Halsall told Wokingham.Today that the approach to primary school children returning in June would be flexible to each ...
£4.4 million project will see modular building methods used in revamp of Woodley school
WITH school almost out for summer, pupils will be looking forward to six weeks of relaxation and fun. But when ...
SNOW DAY: Which schools in Wokingham Borough are open and which are closed?
Wokingham borough has received a blanketing of snow overnight. For many excited children, this could mean a day of building ...
No snow day for majority of Wokingham schoolchildren – most schools OPEN
The return of the Beast From The East has brought snow to Wokingham borough - and ice is forecast for ...
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