Education

A former teacher who downloaded more than 45,000 indecent images of children was today (Wednesday) given a suspended jail sentence.

Students were busy crafting and cooking during half-term.

Pupils at Gorefield School have received a bundle of new books for their library thanks to the Morrisons Foundation.

One hundred reconditioned laptops will be delivered by Cambridgeshire Youth Panel to Wisbech schools this week thanks to donations totalling £15,000.

The College of West Anglia (CWA) are looking for paid casual employees to help carry out lateral flow testing to help beat the virus.

The head of Marshland High School has praised pupils for their dedication to learning as schoolchildren across West Norfolk break for half term today.

A two-year project to transform a Fenland school into the first in the county to offer all through education is nearly complete.

Cambridgeshire County Council will be providing vouchers to all children who usually receive Free School Meals, for use during February half term.

Plans for a new secondary school for Wisbech have taken a massive step forward with the news the Government will pay for it.

Wisbech-based apprentices from the College of West Angliahave been awarded prizes for outstanding achievement in CWA's annual Apprenticeship Awards.

The Prime Minister has said schools will not reopen until March 8.

Cambridgeshire County Council is backing calls for compulsory registration of children whose parents choose to have them educated at home.

Parents are facing the prospect of many more months of home schooling with the Government expected to rule out a return to the classroom in February.

A group of animal lovers are hoping to raise awareness of the plight of British wildlife.

GCSE and university students have spoken of their frustration after they were forced to return to remote learning due to the third national lockdown.

A Fenland school has reminded pupils to continue to engage with lessons as the Government consults on how to award grades for qualifications.

A Fenland IT specialist is doing his bit to help area school children with their home schooling.

As pictures of woefully inadequate school meal packages circulate online, we went to Asda armed with £30 to show what children should be getting.

Education secretary Gavin Williamson has announced teacher assessment will replace GCSE, AS and A-Level exams.

A Fenland school has made an urgent appeal to help its pupils get online so they can do home learning during this latest lockdown.