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Applications open for SEND adventure days

Applications open for SEND adventure days

Applications open for SEND adventure days

Children with disabilities are now being offered the chance to take part in special adventure days thanks to the dedication of a new foundation.


“We want to show what Southwell has to offer on a European stage”

“We want to show what Southwell has to offer on a European stage”

“We want to show what Southwell has to offer on a European stage”

After links with Southwell’s twinned town have dwindled over the years, two town councillors have joined forces to try and reunite their two towns.


New college media suite and radio studio launched by student success story

New college media suite and radio studio launched by student success story

New college media suite and radio studio launched by student success story

A college has officially launched its new media suite, further supporting the education of young people in Newark by expanding the resources on offer.


Education in the open air thanks to school’s new outdoor classroom

Education in the open air thanks to school’s new outdoor classroom

Education in the open air thanks to school’s new outdoor classroom

A school has now opened its first outdoor classroom, which will be used all year around to combine fresh air with education.


‘Warm and welcoming’ school celebrates improved Ofsted

‘Warm and welcoming’ school celebrates improved Ofsted

‘Warm and welcoming’ school celebrates improved Ofsted

There’s a buzz around a village primary school which has been described as being ‘treasured by pupils and their families’ by Ofsted.


Student awarded £4,500 bursary to pursue veterinary science dreams

Student awarded £4,500 bursary to pursue veterinary science dreams

Student awarded £4,500 bursary to pursue veterinary science dreams

A student’s vet dreams have received a boost, thanks to a £4,500 bursary.


Wellow residents: “You’ve got to find a diversion that’s fit for purpose, and this isn’t”

Wellow residents: “You’ve got to find a diversion that’s fit for purpose, and this isn’t”

Wellow residents: “You’ve got to find a diversion that’s fit for purpose, and this isn’t”

Residents of a village near the A1 have expressed concerns that a diversion through their village will cause more problems than have been solved.


Former teacher who championed physical education and sport awarded MBE

Former teacher who championed physical education and sport awarded MBE

Former teacher who championed physical education and sport awarded MBE

A former school teacher has been awarded an MBE in the King’s New Year Honours for services to physical education.


Trust move helps to secure primary future

Trust move helps to secure primary future

Trust move helps to secure primary future

A village primary school has been saved from potential closure after joining an educational trust.


Parents reminded of school place application deadlines

Parents reminded of school place application deadlines

Parents reminded of school place application deadlines

Parents in Nottinghamshire are being reminded to submit an application for their child’s reception or year three school place.


School celebrates 225 years of providing education

School celebrates 225 years of providing education

School celebrates 225 years of providing education

A primary school has marked 225 years of educating children in it’s community.


One-of-a-kind piano course is key to the future of the industry

One-of-a-kind piano course is key to the future of the industry

One-of-a-kind piano course is key to the future of the industry

Students are being given the opportunity to study a one-of-a-kind course teaching traditional crafts and and a pathway into the music industry.


Toot Hill pupils in top 10 in tech-thinking competition

Toot Hill pupils in top 10 in tech-thinking competition

Toot Hill pupils in top 10 in tech-thinking competition

Youngsters at a Bingham school have been ranked in top 10 per cent of pupils in a national computational thinking challenge.


Pupils bring Christmas cheer with carol concert

Pupils bring Christmas cheer with carol concert

Pupils bring Christmas cheer with carol concert

Pupils brought seasonal cheer to friends and family with their two Christmas carol concerts.


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