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Appeal set up by two colleagues to support 45 teachers and 12 support staff at Eden High School in Uganda hit its target in less than 24 hours.

The Warwick Road secondary has sent hundreds of goggles and lab coats to hospitals and surgeries in Stortford, Harlow, Colchester and Ipswich.

Boarder Hannah Srebot, 13, in lockdown near Paris with parents Youri and Lisa, who are using Birchwood visor design to make masks for French medics.

A man was verbally challenged by pupils and a staff member at Birchwood High School and subsequently left the area.

TBSHS design and technology teacher sets up one-man visor production line while Hockerill family near Paris make shields for French medics.

Consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr Annie Swanepoel is vice-chairwoman of governors and a parent at the Bishop's Stortford secondary.

The Bishop’s Stortford High School's Dale Reeve outlined how the secondary remains open as staff also work with majority of students online.

Married father-of-two David Woods has been at the International School of Geneva – home of the International Baccalaureate Diploma – for 10 years.

The Stortford medics are desperate for personal protective equipment as they care for the sick across the community during the coronavirus crisis.

The troupe of 14 girls from the Parsonage Lane secondary in Bishop's Stortford had "the best experience of their lives".

The general knowledge tournament took place at Bishop's Stortford College in the Ferguson Lecture Theatre.

It is understood that Mrs Fletcher's husband Melvyn was seriously ill and has since passed away too, unaware of his wife's death.

Hertfordshire Catering Limited (HCL) is working on its response to the coronavirus outbreak.

The closure meant the school had to cut short its Big Bang science fair competition for pupils from nine local primary and junior schools.

Herts & Essex High sixth-formers gave up their beds on a Friday night and took part in a shelter-building challenge using cardboard found at school.

Bruno popped in to Leventhorpe secondary in London Road to talk to students who had raised a massive £10,000 for Essex Disabled Sports Foundation.

Year 3 pupils at Stansted's Magna Carta Primary Academy got a special behind-the-scenes tour of the Ryanair hangar and tried out a flight simulator.

In all, 95% of children were allocated a place at one of their choices by Hertfordshire County Council, but 22% missed out on their favourite.

he North Street business has provided a yellow donation bin so families can hand over good quality used books.

The pupil, who showed mild symptoms, attends St Michael's C of E Primary School in Apton Road and had visited a 'category 2 area' over half term.