Education

A book fair is set to take place later this month to help raise money for a church roof.

Changes to a multi-million-pound sports and leisure development in Newark were waved through by district planning members.

The National Holocaust Centre and Museum in Laxton has been granted £460,000 as part of a post-pandemic transformation fund.

Green-fingered school staff and students have unearthed a conservation area which hadn’t been used for at least ten years.

An opportunity to ponder our relationship with the planet Earth and beyond is explored in a fantastic sound and light experience.

Schools have been reminded to ensure costs of their uniforms are reasonable amid concerns over high prices for branded school items.

A pensioner has been issued with an indefinite Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) for harassing her neighbours and being a nuisance.

A multi-million-pound activity village is due to introduce more cycling facilities and close its tennis courts.

Aviation students at the re-branded Newark Air and Space Institute received a powerful enrichment session from prisoner of war John Peters.

A long-serving member of staff at a school in Bingham has retired after a remarkable 35 years of service.

What we choose to teach in our schools has a major role to play in ensuring we succeed.

The National Civil War Centre in Newark has celebrated its busiest year yet for school visits.

An academy welcomed year five and six pupils from 11 schools to take part in its Primary Maths Challenge.

Young people wishing to pursue a career in the arts have just a short time left to apply for the Palace Theatre’s new legacy fund.

A new £7.9m free school continues to take shape with the main structure now complete.

Almost all of Nottinghamshire parents have been offered a place for their child at their first preference school.

The various tangents of a newly-integrated rural policing service were unveiled to communities at a special event at Newark Showground on Saturday.

North Clifton primary school in Newark is set to remain open as councillors consider a report about the school’s future.

Millions of pounds will be used to fund additional school places and new buildings at a school.

A link-up is being forged between a primary school and vets practice.