Education

A school has given students improved access to resources that will “enable them to reach their full potential”.

A housebuilder brought the wonders of storytelling to a primary school and also donated £200 for the purchase of new books.

Nursery workers and their friends climbed Mount Snowdon in memory of a youngster who died from cancer earlier this year.

Two students from the College of West Anglia are set to compete in the 2025 WordSkills UK National finals.

A passionate animal lover and student has been crowned National Handler of the Year 2025.

Children from three primary schools have brought the region’s rail history to life with new artwork now on display at different stations.

Pupils joined in with some Halloween fun as they got creative to show off their best pumpkin carving skills.

Everything yellow, from princesses and Minions to Pudsey Bear and Winnie the Pooh could be found at a primary school last week.

A five-year-old from Fenland has won an online international mathematics competition.

An impressive amount was raised by students during an annual bake sale for a cancer charity.

Council officers have said not all children in the county are “thriving” among a “national crisis” impacting children with additional needs.

The artistic talent of pupils paid off after taking the winning spot twice during a competition.

A new independent special needs school has opened, making its owners' dream of helping youngsters a reality.

Pupils enjoyed a tour of a state-of-the-art city research and development facility

People are wanted to join independent School Appeal Panels set up by Cambridge County Council.

An intrepid youngster has been hailed a star after raising £1,290 for his school with a mountain-climbing adventure.

There were two reasons to be cheerful at a special charity day hosted by a West Norfolk school.

Students and staff at a Fenland school are celebrating after being awarded the Eco-Schools Green Flag with a merit.

Historian Bill Smith has sent us this old school picture, taken about seventy years ago, around 1955.

A specialist academy in Wisbech has secured funding enabling it to stay open for the winter months.