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‘Absolute lifeline’: Government’s free breakfast club rollout includes town school

‘Absolute lifeline’: Government’s free breakfast club rollout includes town school

‘Absolute lifeline’: Government’s free breakfast club rollout includes town school

Parents and pupils at a town school are to benefit from a free breakfast club as part of the first phase of a government rollout.


Groups across South Holland District to receive share of £140k funding

Groups across South Holland District to receive share of £140k funding

Groups across South Holland District to receive share of £140k funding

Thirteen groups across South Holland including in Long Sutton and Sutton Bridge will be getting a share of more than £140,000.


Locals find jobs, get free health checks and receive careers advice at successful training centre open events

Locals find jobs, get free health checks and receive careers advice at successful training centre open events

Locals find jobs, get free health checks and receive careers advice at successful training centre open events

Almost 100 Fenland residents turned out for a jobs fair, wellbeing event and open day held at the North Cambridgeshire Training Centre in Chatteris.


Theatre project visits secondary school to warn students of perils of underage drinking

Theatre project visits secondary school to warn students of perils of underage drinking

Theatre project visits secondary school to warn students of perils of underage drinking

A theatre group has paid a visit to a secondary school to highlight the dangers and effects of alcohol.


Work begins at Green Skills Academy at Fenland site

Work begins at Green Skills Academy at Fenland site

Work begins at Green Skills Academy at Fenland site

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


Out-of-date support plan for boy with ‘significant needs’ used for whole academic year

Out-of-date support plan for boy with ‘significant needs’ used for whole academic year

Out-of-date support plan for boy with ‘significant needs’ used for whole academic year

An out-of-date support plan was used for a whole academic year for a boy with “significant educational needs”.


Training centre set to host jobs fair, well-being and careers events

Training centre set to host jobs fair, well-being and careers events

Training centre set to host jobs fair, well-being and careers events

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


Open day for new special school provision

Open day for new special school provision

Open day for new special school provision

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


Apprentice Alfie shares what it’s all about at pet food factory

Apprentice Alfie shares what it’s all about at pet food factory

Apprentice Alfie shares what it’s all about at pet food factory

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


Mother slams secondary school for not letting ‘exceptionally gifted’ daughter, 10, join a year early

Mother slams secondary school for not letting ‘exceptionally gifted’ daughter, 10, join a year early

Mother slams secondary school for not letting ‘exceptionally gifted’ daughter, 10, join a year early

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


Academy announces closure of sixth form from September

Academy announces closure of sixth form from September

Academy announces closure of sixth form from September

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


Pupils re-imagine fairy tales to win literacy ‘Oscars’

Pupils re-imagine fairy tales to win literacy ‘Oscars’

Pupils re-imagine fairy tales to win literacy ‘Oscars’

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


Grammar school joins scheme which promotes road safety and sustainable travel

Grammar school joins scheme which promotes road safety and sustainable travel

Grammar school joins scheme which promotes road safety and sustainable travel

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


Windmill Primary Federation celebrates milestone birthday

Windmill Primary Federation celebrates milestone birthday

Windmill Primary Federation celebrates milestone birthday

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


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