Education

Construction has officially begun on the new Green Skills Academy at the College of West Anglia’s (CWA) Wisbech campus.

An out-of-date support plan was used for a whole academic year for a boy with “significant educational needs”.

An education centre is hosting two events tomorrow to give people a chance to learn about job opportunities and course options.

Two highly experienced secondary school teachers are launching a special school in March to cater for children who struggle in mainstream education.

Aspiring engineer Alfie Crown is encouraging others to follow in his footsteps and get hands-on experience while studying for a qualification.

A mother has expressed her disgust that her “exceptionally gifted” daughter who skipped a year of school cannot advance to secondary with her peers.

One of the area’s largest secondary schools has announced it will not be running sixth-form courses from September.

Pupils at a Fenland primary school have been putting their imaginations and writing skills to the test for a special literacy festival.

A grammar school has joined the National Travel Ambassadors Scheme that promotes safety for youngsters.

It’s been a busy time for one group of Fenland schools as the mark the tenth anniversary of coming together as a federation.

Cambridgeshire Police have issued a reassuring statement regarding a threat to schools in the county.

Schools across the county have been advised to be extra vigilant following a threatening email against pupils.

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.