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June 19, 2024
For the first few days. After an evening phone call, downing street warns that post brexit trade talks are in a serious situation. It was a night to remember for Marcus Rashford. On the field he scored twice to lift Manchester United up to sixth in the premier league off it, he was recognised by fifa for his work to try and end child food poverty in the uk. Catching up on one of the years most inspiring stories. Six year old tony hudgells raised more than £1. 5 million for charity. Well take a ...
December 5, 2023
The biggest Catholic secondary school in Reading has maintained its rating following an Ofsted education visit.
November 15, 2022
Neil Marshall is teaming up with Simon Uttley for a new horror series about a defiant masked avenger in the 1800s.
November 14, 2022
108 Media is to finance, co-develop and produce the upcoming live-action supernatural action series Nightshade.
November 14, 2022
Dog Soldiers and The Descent director Neil Marshall will serve as showrunner on the supernatural action series Nightshade.
December 18, 2020
BBC News Coronavirus: Head teacher says school testing plan feels a bit like Dads Army Close The return of secondary school pupils in the New Year will be staggered in England, to allow schools to prepare for mass coronavirus testing. Only students in Years 11 and 13 will go back on the first day of term, along with the children of key workers and those deemed vulnerable. Simon Uttley, the head of a high school in Reading which has 850 pupils, told the BBC the announcement came as a surprise a...
December 18, 2020
BBC News By Hannah Richardson Published image captionLateral flow testing will be rolled out in secondary schools and colleges from January School staff feel "broken" by last minute demands for them to run testing schemes in secondary schools in England, a head teacher has said. Nicola Mason, a Staffordshire school head, said she was staggered to hear, as the term ends, that heads have to set up testing for pupils next term. It meant staff would be working through Christmas to get ready for Jan...