Education

A second group of teenagers from a Fenland school have trained to be ‘YOPEY Befrienders’ and make friends with elderly people at a March care home.

Christmas will be brighter for children in Wisbech thanks to the efforts of two men who 'cycled' 250 miles in 12 hours.

A Grammar School pupil took junior first place in the annual Cranmer Awards in Norfolk.

Staff and pupils are celebrating after Guyhirn Church of England Primary school achieves a 'good' rating from Ofsted.

Ofsted has praised a Wisbech school as being welcoming, "happy and united" where everyone is proud to be part of “Team Peckover.”

A town's primary school has joined a teaching network for the south of the county.

Wisbech Grammar School pupil takes Junior First Place in the annual Cranmer Awards in Norfolk.

Ten aspiring Masterchefs were encouraged to display their skill at the annual local heat of the Rotary Young Chef competition.

A Wisbech-born illustrator and designer has teamed up with a children's author to bring a festive treat to children at his former primary school.

Two South African teachers working at Thomas Clarkson Academy in Wisbech have discovered they are second cousins.

A March school continues to be rated 'good' by government inspectors but there are concerns standards may be declining following a recent inspection.

It is the first time TCA has been part of a programme such as this and its aim is to ensure higher-ability students are challenged.

Cambridgeshire’s overspending on high needs education has increased more than five-fold in three years according to the county council.

It is hoped the Cromwell Community College will become a role model for other schools wanting to provide all-through education.

Students offered hair and beauty treatments and dressed up for the BBC charity day.

There was something for all year groups when a school held a careers fair recently.

There was something a bit odd about pupils at a March school this week - but it was all in a good cause.

Year 7 students at have been spending time reading to their older peers to help develop their vocabulary and foster a love of reading for pleasure.

Nearly 150 pupils from schools across the Wisbech School Partnership attended an Ambassadors for Reading Conference event this week.

Pupils at All Saints Academy are stepping up for cleaner air in March after watching a Cambridgeshire County Council funded theatre production.