Education

Children at a preschool have had the chance to get up close to animals and look around a fire engine during a series of educational days.

A circus school is a finalist for a business award.

The first students at the Air and Space Institute (ASI) in Newark have praised the bespoke facilities on offer at the new building.

A mother has accused a school of shaming her daughter for wearing earrings to lessons.

Earlier this year, a council launched a birdbox giveaway for primary schools in the area, aimed at engaging younger generations in biodiversity.

A school has been praised by inspectors for helping its pupils to ‘flourish and grow’.

Students got up close to real Formula 1 cars and even tried their hand at racing around famous tracks during a school trip.

A primary school has unveiled a bench in honour of the pioneering first registered nurse Ethel Gordon Fenwick.

Children at a school will now have more choice when visiting their library after books were donated.

An outstanding school is celebrating further success after receiving another faultless inspection within 12 months.

A primary school described as happy and caring achieved a ‘good’ inspection rating for a second time since its conversion to an academy.

A school has finished its £84,000 new outdoor educational area — and hopes it can inspire its pupils.

A school has invested in its outdoor areas to help support the education of its pupils.

The winning team of a school’s chess competition saw a close call for first place.

An author is travelling up and down the country appealing to children’s creativity with an illustration competition.

Nottinghamshire County Council leaders will consider whether school meals and other catering should no longer be delivered in-house.

The first students have been allowed into the new Air and Space Institute in Newark ahead of it’s official opening this summer.

Taking children out of school without permission is to get more expensive as the government prepares to launch a crackdown on authorised absences.

A school managed to achieve a ‘good’ inspection rating despite disruption caused by the removal of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).

The MP for Newark Robert Jenrick was left impressed after he received an unexpected grilling from school children.