Education

Families attending TinyTalk Mid-Bedfordshire’s Baby Signing and Toddler Talking classes in Biggleswade, Arlesey and Campton, took part in special fundraising classes at the end of term, to raise money for the Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity.

Children at the Gothic Mede Academy in Arlesey took part in Sport Relief and raised over £200 to help people live happier, heathier and safer lives.

A group of students from Arlesey reached the finals of a competition with a sculpture based on the decline of the bee population.

An 18-year-old man has been arrested after schools across our area and beyond were put on alert after staff reported that they had been sent “threatening” emails.

Breaking news - We are aware several schools in Bedfordshire have received emails this morning, which are considered to be a hoax.

Just 16% of parents score full marks in an 11 Plus quiz, here’s six questions to test your brain power.

National news sources are claiming a feud between rival Minecraft gamers is the reason why 24,000 threatening emails were sent to schools and colleges in the UK.

Pupils kept their pyjamas on for a fun day at school sharing their favourite books and bedtime stories.

Shuttleworth College has been judged to be outstanding by Ofsted inspectors who were assessing the experience of residential students at the country park setting.

A Henlow Lower School is celebrating its latest Ofsted report

Students from Great Barford Primary Academy had the chance to meet players from Bedford Blues during a project mixing sport with reading.

Bedfordshire commuters have been struggling to work today after the Beast from the East finally hit the county.

The first ever Suffolk Science Festival brought the subject to life in Bury St Edmunds on Saturday and Sunday.

Pupils are putting the finishing touches to their production of the popular musical Oliver!

Students from the Gothic Mede Academy in Arlesey performed along with almost 7,800 children at the O2 Arena in one of the largest school choir concerts in the world.

Residents will be asked for their views on Southill Lower School extending its age range.

While education is not all about test results, a Bury St Edmunds school is celebrating achieving a set of high scores.

Two schools in Chronicle country has been named as below average in the latest Government figures.

Students have helped to create a dynamic brand for a new sixth form college in Bury St Edmunds.