Education News

Their efforts are focussing first on making the Hadham Road easier to navigate for walkers.

A chorus of approval from councillors means the Mencap charity is to become the Hertfordshire centre of excellence for the Music Man Project.

Headteachers to work together on training, leadership development, curriculum planning and ways to save money through joint purchasing.

Inspectors highlight eco-warrior, worship ambassador, learning superhero and school orchestra opportunities for pupils at St Michael's Primary.

The service, which brings together health visitors, school nurses and Children’s Centres, provides help and advice to families with children under 19.

The county council is inviting families to attend the launch of its Local Offer site in Watford.

Around 84 trainees took part alongside 20 volunteers from Manchester Airports Group staff and the airport's environmental team.

The Year 4 and Year 6 students from Spellbrook C of E Primary visited Hilton Suzuki with colouring materials at the ready and set to work.

Shoeboxes filled with everyday essentials and seasonal luxuries handed out to the homeless thanks to Richard Whittington Primary School pupils

Aditi Kumar, a pupil at Northgate primary wrote an open letter to Boris Johnson about creating a better, fairer future for her generation.

Four student corporals in the Stortford school's Combined Cadet Force completed a prestigious instructors course at a training camp in Lincolnshire.

Gordon Morrison, a Much Hadham resident, was made a Doctor of Science in a ceremony at St Albans Cathedral.

Visitors were “awe struck” by a Poppy Remembrance Garden the pupils created.

The litter pick by the youngsters and their parents extended to the Thorley Neighbourhood Centre and around the Harvest Moon pub.

County Hall's decision clears the path for The Bishop's Stortford High School's London Road campus to be demolished to make way for 240 homes.

Lt Col Mark Genko, Commander of 13 Air Assault Support Regiment and head boy in 1992, praised their drill, turnout, commitment and enthusiasm.

Parents or carers have 10 weeks to apply online by ranking their four preferences and are urged to visit schools before settling on their short lists.

Governors hope to sell London Road buildings and playing fields to a developer and use the proceeds to build a new school off Whittington Way.

All but one of the 11 primary schools in Bishop's Stortford plus six village schools have teamed up to improve things for themselves and their pupils.

Mark Prisk was given tour by pupils and spoke to head and governor about issues such as budgets and recruiting staff in an area of high housing costs.