Education

Central Bedfordshire Council is consulting on proposed changes to school admissions arrangements for all Community and Voluntary Controlled (VC) schools in September 2020.

The NSPCC’s Local Campaigns Manager Emma Motherwell talks about how neglect can have an impact on a child’s physical health, and how this can affect their lives long-term…

An investigation into the finance and governance of a Biggleswade school have revealed a catalogue of errors.

An budding pop star who is making his name in the charts returned to his school to cut the ribbon at the opening of its new pre-school building.

Central Bedfordshire Council has piloted a new NSPCC tool to help identify children who are being neglected, and work with their families effectively.

Pupils can make their way to Lapland to visit Santa on a virtual journey that promotes walking, scooting and cycling to school.

Pupils across Central Bedfordshire are heading to Lapland to visit Santa, via a virtual journey that promotes walking, scooting and cycling to school.

Pupils from Robert Bloomfield Academy marked Remembrance and the anniversary of the Armistice of World War One with a poppy display.

A Shuttleworth student is taking part in an apprenticeship scheme which enables young people who have experienced barriers to education to develop vital skills in landscape conservation, heritage and management.

Youngsters at Everton Heath Primary School are enjoying having a ‘furry friend’ in their playground.

A campaign to tackle the growing issue of child neglect in Bedfordshire is launching next week.

An exciting school site development project has just been completed at Henlow Church of England Academy.

Fears that a much loved farm could be under threat are premature say school leaders.

Children in Biggleswade have been helping to raise funds to fight polio.

Central Bedfordshire Council is conducting a preliminary consultation on a proposed expansion to Edward Peake Church of England Middle School for an additional 60 places in each year group.

Pupils in Langford are taking on a building project with help from a local developer.

Yellow was the colour for the day at Derwent Lower School in Henlow when children and adults marked World Mental Health Day.