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Significant milestone in school rebuild project

Significant milestone in school rebuild project

Significant milestone in school rebuild project

A significant milestone in the rebuilding project for a school has been confirmed.


Council to consider £7m special educational needs hub plans for schools

Council to consider £7m special educational needs hub plans for schools

Council to consider £7m special educational needs hub plans for schools

Councillors will discuss £7million plans for new special education needs provision today.


Fears that major change could harm vulnerable children

Fears that major change could harm vulnerable children

Fears that major change could harm vulnerable children

A Rutland headteacher has voiced concerns about the impact the impending local government reorganisation could have on vulnerable children.


‘It’s a tremendous honour’: College student gears up for national plumbing competition

‘It’s a tremendous honour’: College student gears up for national plumbing competition

‘It’s a tremendous honour’: College student gears up for national plumbing competition

A college student is preparing to compete in the qualifying round of a national plumbing competition.


Musician teams up with dancer to help children flee warzone

Musician teams up with dancer to help children flee warzone

Musician teams up with dancer to help children flee warzone

A classically-trained musician is hoping her compositions will go some way to helping children escape war.


Volunteers, charities and conservation groups unite at event

Volunteers, charities and conservation groups unite at event

Volunteers, charities and conservation groups unite at event

An “eco fair” at a village church has taken place as part of a national campaign encouraging communities build a greener future.


Libby launches mission to make high-end instruments more affordable

Libby launches mission to make high-end instruments more affordable

Libby launches mission to make high-end instruments more affordable

A town musician is aiming to make high-end instruments more affordable after launching her first collection.


From Dysart Road to Downing Street: Grantham lad earns a knighthood

From Dysart Road to Downing Street: Grantham lad earns a knighthood

From Dysart Road to Downing Street: Grantham lad earns a knighthood

A Grantham-born scientist has been knighted in the King’s Birthday Honours List for services to science and to defence.


Village’s community champion amazed at recognition for ‘something I really enjoy’

Village’s community champion amazed at recognition for ‘something I really enjoy’

Village’s community champion amazed at recognition for ‘something I really enjoy’

A retired teacher was “amazed” to be named in the King’s Birthday Honours List for “doing something I really enjoy”.


More than 2,500 children compete in biggest Mini Olympics yet

More than 2,500 children compete in biggest Mini Olympics yet

More than 2,500 children compete in biggest Mini Olympics yet

The 18th annual Inspire+ Mini Olympics brought together more than 2,500 children in a bid to encourage more youngsters to try new sports.


New sliding gates proposed for school

New sliding gates proposed for school

New sliding gates proposed for school

A secondary school wants to enhance its safeguarding measures with new entrance gates.


More than 100 students and families attend special Karate Kid screening

More than 100 students and families attend special Karate Kid screening

More than 100 students and families attend special Karate Kid screening

More than 100 young martial artists took a break from the dojo to enjoy a private screening of the new Karate Kid Legends film recently.


Solar panels will cut school’s energy costs

Solar panels will cut school’s energy costs

Solar panels will cut school’s energy costs

A school has become the first to benefit from a £1 million green energy rollout.


University staff will strike over job cuts

University staff will strike over job cuts

University staff will strike over job cuts

University staff have voted to take industrial action over proposed job cuts that could affect nearly 300 roles.


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