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Farm works on pilot project to turn unwanted plants into fragrances

Farm works on pilot project to turn unwanted plants into fragrances

Farm works on pilot project to turn unwanted plants into fragrances

Unwanted plants could be turned into new fragrances in a pilot project which sees a county farm working with a international company.


Railway is on track to remain a top attraction

Railway is on track to remain a top attraction

Railway is on track to remain a top attraction

A heritage railway has raised £65,000 towards the reserves it needs to stay on track.


‘Our wallabies help the children improve their social skills, but where’s Wally?’

‘Our wallabies help the children improve their social skills, but where’s Wally?’

‘Our wallabies help the children improve their social skills, but where’s Wally?’

Two wallabies have arrived at a school to help with children’s learning, however one has gone missing.


‘It is a peaceful and relaxing sport and requires concentration and discipline’ Bid to inspire next generation to get hooked on fishing

‘It is a peaceful and relaxing sport and requires concentration and discipline’ Bid to inspire next generation to get hooked on fishing

‘It is a peaceful and relaxing sport and requires concentration and discipline’ Bid to inspire next generation to get hooked on fishing

Fishing might not be everyone’s idea of an exciting past time but anglers are hoping to share the benefits of the sport with the next generation.

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‘Improvement in results is testament to our hardworking staff and pupils’

‘Improvement in results is testament to our hardworking staff and pupils’

‘Improvement in results is testament to our hardworking staff and pupils’

There have been ‘significant and notable increases’ in a school’s English and maths GCSE grades.


‘I am really pleased with my results’

‘I am really pleased with my results’

‘I am really pleased with my results’

Hard work has paid off for Spalding Grammar School pupils who have picked up their GCSE results.


More than half of grades were 7 or above

More than half of grades were 7 or above

More than half of grades were 7 or above

Delighted pupils have opened their GCSE results.


‘She has put so much hard work into it’

‘She has put so much hard work into it’

‘She has put so much hard work into it’

Pupils who received their exam results are excited to be on the next step to realising their ambitions.


‘It is always a pleasure to share in our students’ successes’

‘It is always a pleasure to share in our students’ successes’

‘It is always a pleasure to share in our students’ successes’

Pupils are rejoicing after receiving their GCSE results.


‘I am glad all the hours paid off’ says top scholar who achieved 12 grade 9s

‘I am glad all the hours paid off’ says top scholar who achieved 12 grade 9s

‘I am glad all the hours paid off’ says top scholar who achieved 12 grade 9s

Spalding High School leaders are ‘pleased and proud’ after this year’s GCSE results have been revealed.


‘Results reflect hard work, dedication and commitment’

‘Results reflect hard work, dedication and commitment’

‘Results reflect hard work, dedication and commitment’

Pupils have not only performed well academically but have developed fantastic transferable life skills, according to a school principal.


Spalding Academy celebrate increase in top GCSE grades

Spalding Academy celebrate increase in top GCSE grades

Spalding Academy celebrate increase in top GCSE grades

Students and staff at Spalding Academy are celebrating an increase in the top GCSE grades.


‘We are really proud of our learners and their achievements’

‘We are really proud of our learners and their achievements’

‘We are really proud of our learners and their achievements’

Pupils celebrate the fruits of their labour and are praised for their dedication over the last five years by their principal.


Over 80% of pupils achieve grade 4 or higher in English and maths

Over 80% of pupils achieve grade 4 or higher in English and maths

Over 80% of pupils achieve grade 4 or higher in English and maths

A headteacher has congratulated GCSE pupils.


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