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Members of Felsted Prep Schools steel band visited Magna Carta Primary Academy in Stansted Mountfitchet to teach Year 5 and 6 pupils how to play.

Places at world leading universities await bright young things in Bolton.

Being able to break out into a space is so important for our kids. so you have a number of children up on the yard enjoying time outside, but then for some young people in crisis, they need access to a break—out space. we dont have those spaces. its lunchtime and the children eat in classrooms. the dinner hall is now being used for therapy. its very soon, jack. dinnertime. were a little bit cramped. were always a little bit cramped. whats going on? in a small kitchen, sarah is teaching vital l...

Were going to watch that tennis game. funding is an issue. local authorities�* high—need budgets are tight, and new specialist schools arent being built quick enough to cope with the rising demand for places. being able to break out into a space is so important for our kids. so you have a number of children up on the yard enjoying time outside, but then for some young people in crisis, they need access to a break—out space. we dont have those spaces. its lunchtime and the children eat in c...

A secondary school has raised thousands of pounds for a homeless charity through bake sales, quizzes and concerts.

A coffee shop is in the running for a hat trick of awards.

A Highbridge school student has interviewed the US founder and CEO of a $5 billion tech company as part of a reporting project set up in memory of the late BBC TV star Jill Dando.

THE students became teachers in a school last week and are hoping to do it again.

Brighton College Bangkok’s Year 12 pupils took advantage of the unique opportunity to visit the United Kingdom as part of their academic curriculum.

TEACHERS at one of the oldest and most expensive boarding schools in the country have voted in favour of industrial action in a row about an…