Education

A swimming instructor has been banned from his profession after being found intoxicated while teaching primary school children.

More than 40 firms and organisations showcased job opportunities available to students at the College of West Anglia in Wisbech at a careers fair.

Members of College of West Anglia’s senior management team experienced life as an apprentice as a part of the upcoming National Apprenticeship Week.

A Fenland school has gone from requiring improvement to ‘Good’ across all areas in just two years.

Progress to improve standards at a Fenland school has been recognised by a Government watchdog in a letter to the principal published this week.

Experienced special needs teachers are set to launch a new independent school in time for this September.

GCSE students came face-to-face with some characters from the dark side of history when they visited a former court and gaol house in Nottingham.

The world of competitive cheerleading is being brought to life with a West Norfolk school’s musical production.

A Wisbech firm has teamed up with a college to produce a series of career videos aimed at inspiring young people when it comes to their job options

A charity organisation is set to bring the glamour of the catwalk to Fenland this springtime.

Children from one Fenland school enjoyed an intergalactic day out complete with rockets.

League tables published by the Government have highlighted the performances of Fenland primary schools in terms of their test results.

A headteacher is ‘exceptionally proud’ after their school received a glowing inspection.

Cambridgeshire will only get a “very minimal uplift” in funding for schools next year, initial funding allocations have suggested.

Children from six schools in the Fenland area met for a conference focused on renewable energy and saving our planet.

New mobile classrooms are planned to be installed at a primary school as there is not enough money to build a permanent extension.

An academy principal promised that he is doing everything possible to mitigate issues of mould and damp conditions at an ageing secondary school.

A wealth of wool was on show at a high school’s Christmas Jumper Day fundraiser.

Around 900 students took to their heels on Wednesday to raise money for a local charity that cares for those suffering from cancer.

Students at Marshland High School hit all the right notes for the festive season when they performed their Christmas concert this week.