Education

A power station in Little Barford is on the lookout for apprentices.

Central Bedfordshire Council is consulting on plans to build a new skatepark to replace the one on Chambers Way in Biggleswade.

Sandy’s Town Mayor has been presenting an award to the person or people who have done the most for the community or for other residents in Sandy and Beeston since 2002.

The NSPCC’s Local Campaigns Manager Emma Motherwell looks back on two months of the charity’s Neglect Matters campaign in Bedfordshire, and lets you know how you can help bring an end to child neglect.

Youngsters in Gamlingay are settling in to a spacious new building after the village primary moved sites over the Christmas holidays.

Central Bedfordshire Council has moved to the next stage of a proposal to expand Edward Peake Church of England Middle School by 60 places in each year group.

Sandy local, George Smith, from the pop trio New Hope Club has worked with The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and children’s favourite Blue Peter, to offer children the chance to help create the music video for the band’s new Christmas cover of Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want For Christmas’.

A student social worker from Central Bedfordshire Council has received national recognition after winning a top prize at a professional awards event.

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.