Education

A college campus hosted a national welding competition this week, and a homegrown student claimed an outstanding victory.

Learners and apprentices studying through adult learning services thrive due to the warm, nurturing and inclusive learning environment, says Ofsted.

A primary school has been going for gold as it has achieved a prestigious accolade.

A primary school is celebrating after receiving a ‘Good’ rating following its latest inspection.

Tributes have been paid to a much-loved woman who helped raise more than £150,000 for the schoolchildren under her care.

Students from two colleges competed in a hairdressing competition.

Fenland Police are holding another virtual recruitment evening for potential volunteers to help keep its Cadet group running.

Students were invited to the Houses of Parliament to present their findings on reducing carbon emissions.

More concerns have been aired about a secondary school after claims it has hidden its “level of failure” in teaching a business course.

Pupils were visited by their school’s food suppliers, who taught them how to make bread.

A young woman who has been bringing "great joy" to elderly residents at a Wisbech care home has been recognised by the High Sheriff.

School youngsters who also serve in the Uniformed Services were proudly front and centre of VE Day commemorations.

A school is inviting former pupils for a celebration event to reconnect and reminisce about some old memories.

Children at two primary schools attended an event at a fire station.

The countdown is on for secondary schools, sixth forms and colleges to register for a free game design and development competition.

A team of young hockey players is looking to make a difference in the community with a fundraising run.

Pupils gained a first-hand experience of how our government operates as they visited the capital.

An exciting week at a primary school saw students get some very special opportunities.

The College of West Anglia has been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted following a four-day inspection.

A school has reassured parents that their children are not being taught the wrong GCSE course after concerns began to rise.