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Cadets awarded for hard work

Cadets awarded for hard work

Cadets awarded for hard work

Army cadets have been awarded for their efforts over the last term.


‘It’s not about qualifications or achieving a grade, it’s about the children achieving something and building their confidence’

‘It’s not about qualifications or achieving a grade, it’s about the children achieving something and building their confidence’

‘It’s not about qualifications or achieving a grade, it’s about the children achieving something and building their confidence’

A school has launched its own version of the Duke of Edinburgh award for children with special educational needs.


New traffic enforcement rules outside school to combat ‘abandoned’ cars

New traffic enforcement rules outside school to combat ‘abandoned’ cars

New traffic enforcement rules outside school to combat ‘abandoned’ cars

New traffic enforcement rules have been brought in to tackle parking chaos around a school.


Children make protest banners to save library

Children make protest banners to save library

Children make protest banners to save library

Young members of a community are involved in the efforts to save their village library.


Will criminology and farming courses appeal to teenagers?

Will criminology and farming courses appeal to teenagers?

Will criminology and farming courses appeal to teenagers?

Teenagers can no longer complain about ‘boring’ subjects being taught in schools.


Engineering firm teams up with school to tackle skills gap

Engineering firm teams up with school to tackle skills gap

Engineering firm teams up with school to tackle skills gap

An engineering firm is tackling its industry's skills gap with an academy programme.


Nursery to open baby room

Nursery to open baby room

Nursery to open baby room

A children’s nursery will open a baby room for the first time this year as it celebrates its 30th anniversary.


‘She’s been forgotten!’ 14-year-old with special needs out of education for more than a year

‘She’s been forgotten!’ 14-year-old with special needs out of education for more than a year

‘She’s been forgotten!’ 14-year-old with special needs out of education for more than a year

A 14-year-old girl with special needs has been out of education for more than a year after ‘slipping through the cracks’.


Costume swap shop will help ease the World Book Day burden on parents

Costume swap shop will help ease the World Book Day burden on parents

Costume swap shop will help ease the World Book Day burden on parents

Parents can take part in a costume swap shop to help ease the burden of fancy dress for World Book Day.


‘No identified threat’ to county schools after ‘hoax’ email sent

‘No identified threat’ to county schools after ‘hoax’ email sent

‘No identified threat’ to county schools after ‘hoax’ email sent

A police force says there is ‘no identified threat’ to county schools, following an email circulated to schools in a neighbouring county.

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Learning the importance of equality

Learning the importance of equality

Learning the importance of equality

Children from three primary schools joined together to learn about the importance of equality.


‘Talented’ 10-year-old girl selected to perform in High School Musical production

‘Talented’ 10-year-old girl selected to perform in High School Musical production

‘Talented’ 10-year-old girl selected to perform in High School Musical production

A 10-year-old has been selected to perform in a production of High School Musical.


‘It would be very easy for a child to acquire a vape from highly inappropriate stand’

‘It would be very easy for a child to acquire a vape from highly inappropriate stand’

‘It would be very easy for a child to acquire a vape from highly inappropriate stand’

A vaping business owner has criticised the placement of products in a town supermarket, saying it promotes youth vaping and harms small businesses.


Ofsted finds big things to say about small school

Ofsted finds big things to say about small school

Ofsted finds big things to say about small school

On his first day of term Andrew Evans received the call most head teachers don’t exactly relish.


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