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'It is truly amazing to see the large impact such a simple act of giving can create.'

The Greatest Show on Earth came to Santa Barbara for one night only on May 6, when Crane Country Day School hosted its annual fundraiser Cirque du Crane,

A Dallas family of four was among the victims killed and injured during Saturday’s attack at the Allen Premium Outlets Mall.

After a three-year hiatus, as a result of the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, the biggest Catholic Board of Education (CBE) primary school sporting event, the Archdiocesan Track and Field Meet, made a triumphant return. The 2023 Archdiocesan Track and Field Meet was held over the course of two days, starting on Thursday, May 4. Young athletes from Sts.

Students from Dublin Christian Academy recently partnered with a local organization that provides weekend meals to local students in need.End 68 Hours of Hunger is a nonprofit organization that serves children who do not have reliable access to meals...

Tens of thousands of teachers struck in England on Wednesday in the latest action to demand better pay and conditions. Another one-day action is taking place on May 2.

A lower school in Stotfold has been downgraded from Outstanding to Requires Improvement following a recent Ofsted inspection.

Ashley Stephens teaches STEM classes across multiple grade levels at the Plant Street campus.

Head of School Dr. Mitchell Salerno shared highlights from the year, areas of opportunity and growth, academic insights, and campus improvements.

It’s one way of keeping pupils under control! In 1977 when this picture was taken the area on the left was being converted into a dog pound at…