• A school that used to exist once upon a time ago in Windsor....

  By Dani_Ehsan at 20:10 on 25/10/11

  

  During the nineties, there used to be a school at the end of Bourne Avenue, which went by the name of Princess Margaret Royal Free School (PMRF). It was inaugurated by HMH Princess Margaret. It was a mixed school with 200 students at a time. The uniform had to be purchased from Caleys department store at the top of the High street. Back then, the prices of the uniform was steep and for an average middle class family, it was expensive...

• All Royal Borough Schools Remain Open As Snow Barely Falls In Windsor

  By StaineSiobhan at 10:34 on 02/12/10

  

  The information we have so far is that all schools in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead have stayed open today because snow fall in the borough last night was so light. Main routes into and out of the town are also open, although in some places roads are slippery so drive slowly, carefully and test your brakes. Police have issued travel warnings in surrounding boroughs so check your destination before you set out. Some schools...

• Royal Borough Students Rank Second Highest in the Country

  By StaineSiobhan at 14:16 on 30/10/10

  

  GCSE pupils achieve second highest percentage in country A total of 97.5% of Royal Borough GCSE pupils achieved five or more A* to G grades, including English and maths, in the summer exams – the highest figure in England with the exception of the Isles of Scilly (with only 22 pupils). A delighted Cllr Eileen Quick, lead member for children's services, said: "This fantastic news means almost all our pupils are completing KS4 with...

• Royal Borough Wants 'Everyday People' As School Governors

  By StaineSiobhan at 16:55 on 02/10/10

  

  The Royal Borough is calling on enthusiastic and dedicated residents interested in helping provide the best possible education for children to step forward and become school governors. Volunteers are being sought from across the borough to fill vacancies at primary and secondary schools as governors eventually decide to step down. Cllr Eileen Quick, lead member for children's services, said: "Governors play a key role in determining how...

• Outstanding Exam Results for Windsor and Maidenhead Students

  By StaineSiobhan at 11:53 on 26/08/10

  

  Once again local students have done the Royal Borough proud with a fantastic set of GCSE and A Level results. The percentage of students achieving five or more grade A* to C has again increased, this year to 81%! The Council has said they are extremely proud of their schools and all the hard work their students have put in to gain these results. Details below. Hard-working Royal Borough GCSE and A-level students again notched up another...

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