• Woking A Level Results

  By Ladywordsmith at 11:25 on 19/08/11

  

  Thursday's publication of A Level results saw a national improvement in grades a situation reflected in Woking. St John the Baptist School boasts a 100% pass rate with 76% of that being grades A* to B. Woking College saw half of it's students achieve grades A*to B and more than half for Fullbrook School. Roisin Straver, from St John The Baptist celebrated as the first pupil from the school to ever be offered a place at St Martins...

• Sandcross head hails ‘exciting news’ and all to benefit

  By Woking People at 08:00 on 25/02/11

  

  A SCHOOL'S future is guaranteed thanks to £5 million from the county council. The investment means Sandcross School in Reigate can move all its classes to one site with newly-built facilities by September 2012, and provide space for extra pupils. Head teacher Judith Constable welcomed the "exciting news". She said: "In September 2012 we will run out of space unless some additional buildings have been completed, so there...

• Best Local Schools

  By Sarah_Woking at 15:24 on 27/08/10

  

  Which are the best local schools in and around Woking? From doing some research (I don't have children myself!) I have formed a list of what seem to be the best and most talked about local schools. They are a mixture of primary and secondary in no particular order. This is purely based on a culmination of opinions from various sources and I'm interested to know how the local people that actually use the schools feel? 1) St John The...

• Fun Attack - keeping kids busy in Woking during the Summer holidays

  By Sarah_Woking at 10:26 on 16/07/10

  

  Fun Attack is organised by Woking Borough Council and will be keeping everyone busy in Woking during the school holidays. With a selection of activities from Summer camps, Sports and Arts, Fun Attack will provide kids with fun, challenges, adventures and activities. All venues are Ofsted registered and therefore adhere to the new 2010 regulations. For timetables, events and more details please see the WBC website.

• MEND Programme comes to Woking

  By Sarah_Woking at 20:11 on 07/06/10

  

  The MEND programme (Mind, Exercise, Nutrition…Do it!) has come to Woking! MEND is a fun course dedicated to helping reduce child obesity levels. The MEND Programme is aimed at families with children aged 7 to 13 years whose weight is above the healthy range for their age and height. Programmes are free to attend and comprise of two sessions a week for ten weeks. Woking Borough Council is now running MEND programmes at various...

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