By Antony Clay on Thu 11 May 2017
A SCHEME to help improve the lives of young people and their communities has gained royal backing.
By Gareth Dennison on Wed 10 May 2017
CLIFTON Park Museum will host a free university taster course for adults thinking of returning to education.
By Michael Upton on Wed 10 May 2017
YOUNG robot builders were left “buzzing” by a life-changing trip to the USA to battle against other school-aged engineers.
By Adele Forrest on Tue 09 May 2017
A COLLEGE principal has insisted little will change for his students if plans to turn it into an academy go ahead.
By Sam Cooper on Fri 05 May 2017
THOUSANDS of children will need to find an alternative way to get to school from September after a school bus company announced it was putting the brakes on its services.
By Dave Doyle on Tue 02 May 2017
CHILDREN will issue tickets to motorists spotted speeding outside primary schools, as part of UN Global Road Safety Week.
By Sam Cooper on Fri 28 Apr 2017
THOMAS Rotherham College has announced plans to join an academy trust to “improve the educational experience” it offers its students.
By Michael Upton on Tue 25 Apr 2017
A TRANS-ATLANTIC student is appealing for readers help in a project to study how attitudes and values vary across the world.
By Adele Forrest on Thu 20 Apr 2017
PUPILS ventured out of the classroom and onto the water as part of a school trip which for some of them was their first time away from home.
By Antony Clay on Thu 20 Apr 2017
COUNCIL plans to introduce new drivers on some transport services to special needs schools will press on as planned as the new term starts next week.
By Michael Upton on Wed 19 Apr 2017
CHILDREN made a “head start” on Easter celebrations when they visited a care home to perform seasonal songs resplendent in hand-made bunny hats.
By Gareth Dennison on Tue 18 Apr 2017
MORE than 93 per cent of pupils have been awarded a place at their first-choice primary school for September.
By Sam Cooper on Sun 16 Apr 2017
PARENTS and businesses have united to help keep children safe by raising enough cash to sponsor a school’s lollipop lady after council bosses pulled the plug.
By Gareth Dennison on Wed 12 Apr 2017
REPRESENTATIVES from the police, armed forces and businesses helped sixth form students prepare for the world of work.
By Michael Upton on Mon 10 Apr 2017
COUNCIL housing bosses chipped in with students’ project to make homes for hedgehogs with a delivery of unwanted wood.