Education

A prep school near Newbury that educated King Charles during his youth has had a leadership change.

Pangbourne’s annual Firework Fiesta put on a “spectacular” display for friends and families.

The Equinox Learning Trust, previously the Kennet School Academies Trust, recently partnered with the Oxford Diocesan Board of Education.

Pupils at Curridge Primary School enjoyed ‘breaking the rules’ on Thursday.

Newbury College and Educafe are offering a new range of courses from November to give extra support to non-native speakers in the community.

A total of 21 alumni held their 17th reunion at Kennet School in Thatcham on Sunday (October 13).

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Around 1,200 West Berkshire students visited the district’s largest interactive careers fair yesterday (Thursday).

History was brought to life at West Berkshire Museum at the weekend.

A Thatcham secondary school is hosting its third low-noise fireworks display next month.

An Upper Woolhampton school has raised more than £19,741.42 after completing a challenging charity walk for a Newbury youth mental health charity.

Children with additional needs are being invited to take up horse riding after a West Berkshire-based charity received a national accreditation

Council is asking for the views of young people with special educational needs and disabilities, to help improve SEND services.

The Hungerford Historical Association is holding its next talk later this month.

Pangbourne College has signed a partnership with Ealing Trailfinders Rugby to join the Trailfinders Rugby Academy.

A Newbury school recently welcomed hundreds of prospective pupils and their families to its annual Year 7 Open Evening.

It was boots to the ground for a Compton school as they made an inroad in their plan to raise at least £20,000 over the academic year.

Commemorations were paid last week to those lost at the First Battle of Newbury 381 years ago.

A school governor has retired after 46 years at the village school which she and her family attended.

Kennet School's Parent Teacher Association has raised £30,000 to fund key improvements across the school.