Education

An Everton school is fighting back after it claims Central Beds Council tried to offload its liabilities over pension arrears.

Humanitarian aid workers and trainers from RedR UK, joined students from Cranfield University’s MSc course in Water & Sanitation for Development, on a visit to Silsoe quarry.

The end of any school year is met with relief at the completion of another successful term, excitement at the prospect of the forthcoming holiday and more than a little sadness as the time has come to bid farewell to the pupils who are leaving to continue their education elsewhere.

A Year 10 student with Asperger’s has won the John Bunyan Museum Diary Writing Competition.

Work has officially completed on the second phase of a £12.2million expansion programme to Etonbury Academy.

There’s the chance for the kids to make mischief at this year’s Summer Reading Challenge.

A delegation of housing professionals from Hong Kong visited Shefford as part of a fact-finding trip to find out more about housing in this country.

A year 10 student from Shefford who has asperger’s has won a prize in a writing competition.

A wrangle over the completion of a school expansion project in Central Bedfordshire could be heading for the High Court.

Leadership is vital for a primary and secondary school system to become uniform across Central Bedfordshire, it’s been claimed.

The official opening of the Bedfordshire Skating School and Wheels Club was held on Saturday, June 30.

A Potton man who has been helping improve education for children in Kenya is organising a sporting greats fundraiser.

Talented children from Sutton took part in a dramatic performance in Ashwell.

The children at Wrestlingworth Lower School are thrilled with their new playground equipment.

Pupils at Ivel Valley School enjoyed a fun day organised by Rotary club members and the Sandy and Biggleswade Lions.

Staff and parents at a Biggleswade school have lost confidence in the headteacher and school leaders, according to its latest Ofsted report.

Young designers have won prizes for creating their dream homes.

A boy “of four or five” starting school in Central Bedfordshire didn’t know his own name, it’s been revealed.

The future of Sandye Place Academy is hanging in the balance after its funding was pulled this week.