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Twenty multi-academy trust chief executives have been appointed to a government advisory group. They include the leaders of United Learning, Lift, Ark and Star

“The careers fair style activity enabled the children to have the morning rotating around stalls which had information about different careers and…

Children enjoyed a hands-on day of learning in the Suffolk countryside.

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Sprites Primary Academy has been named as one of the best primary schools in the country, just five years after they were rated Inadequate for the…

Reading's £850m mixed-use Station Hill development launches to the public.

Two leaders of academy trusts in the north of England have received top gongs in the King’s birthday honours list. Here's what you need to know

A housebuilder is supporting five Lichfield organisations in their missions to help the community.

SIXTEEN schools took part in a Harlow primary school festival. The Year 5 and 6 festival took place at Passmores Academy and Saint Nicholas School). Both events were well attended, […]

Two women will climb Britain's three highest peaks to raise money for a school's playground.

Year-six children at a Littlehampton school have been presented with Nutmeg stationery sets from Morrisons, including a compass and protractor.

Pupils from ten schools across Barking and Dagenham showcased their creativity, confidence, and commitment to social change at this year’s Social Enterprise Schools Dragons’ Den, held at Boathouse Studios in Barking on 21–22 May. The programme, now in its third year in Barking and Dagenham, is part of a wider initiative funded in part by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. It aims to empower young people to address the social and environmental issues they care about while developing key employability and entrepreneurial skills.

As Year 6 pupils begin their key stage 2 assessments, one trust education director outlines why the tests fail to capture the real depth and breadth of children’s achievements

Recently, 15 emerging leaders across Brooke Weston Trust proudly graduated from a bespoke Leadership Academy Programme. This marks the fourth cohort to complete the initiative, who began their leadership journey in November 2023.

Our How I Lead series asks education leaders to reflect on their career, experience and leadership philosophy. This month, we talk to Cathie Paine, CEO of England’s largest primary multi-academy trust

Three local schools are among the first in the country to get funding under the Government’s plan to boost early-years childcare.

Kirby Primary Academy has been rated 'good' by Ofsted who praised the “vibrant school” for its “interesting and well-structured” curriculum.

The government has named 300 schools that will receive a share of £37 million in capital funding for new or expanded nursery provision.

The children had the chance to undertake experiments in specialist labs and explore the biodiversity of the university's campus at Wivenhoe Park.

The self-titled Potato Queen, Poppy Cooks, has hosted a unique cookery lesson with more than 3,500 school children across Birmingham as part of the Health for Life® programme.

There will be roughly 460 new childcare places created across Kent, Surrey and Sussex.

Garden City Academy in Letchworth is set to benefit from a £13,000 government investment to expand its nursery.

Sprites Academy in Ipswich has thanked St Joseph's College after hundreds of meal were donated for the community.

THE Harlow primary schools football cup found its final four this week as Newhall primary snuck past Longwood in the last quarter final to be played. The match, hosted at […]

A Suffolk primary school has marked a ‘huge milestone’ following the completion of a £750,000 refurbishment.

Littlehampton MP Alison Griffiths has paid a visit to Morrisons to find out how the store supports charities and local good causes.