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Oscar Blair, 18, started shooting six years ago with his father's old camera and now hopes to do documentary photography at university.

School office administrator Helen Wardle spotted the Indie's plea for donations for women and children fleeing war-torn Ukraine.

Students searched for 'Golden Tickets' hidden around the campus and exchanged them at the library for a free book and chocolate.

Stansted Airport volunteers joined community gardeners Human Roots to help create an outside space at Birchanger CofE Primary.

Acting as barristers, witnesses, jurors and court officials, 16-strong team took part in regional heat of Young Citizens' Bar Mock Trial Competition.

Bishop's Stortford secondary Hockerill Anglo-European College aims for eco-school status.

The contest, in its eighth year, was judged by Peter Foster who is head of Bishops Stortford Music Centre, based at the Parsonage Lane secondary.

As 21% in Herts miss out on first choice of secondary school, Avanti Grange says it has spaces for students from September.

Sheering School students spent half-term performing household jobs to raise money then counted up the coins on 'Twosday'.

Year 5 and 6 pupils at Great Hallingbury's Howe Green House School showed off their skills on the tennis courts.

Families launched a petition in a last-ditch attempt to force Hertfordshire County Council to find the funding for the vital safety measure.

The 62 pupils at Avanti Meadows at St Michael's Hurst took part in a special Numbers Day in aid of the children's welfare charity.

Footpath used as short cut from Raynham Road to Summercroft Primary School closed off after youths on motorbikes trespassed on the land.

Restriction proposed by county council would apply to streets including Apton Road, Portland Road, Newtown Road, Castle Street and Bartholomew Road.

The event was organised through the Matrix Herts Maths Hub, which supports excellence in mathematics education from early years to post-16.

The students will complete the International Baccalaureate Diploma, an alternative to A-levels, this summer before beginning their degrees.

Marcel Daniluk's mum Urszula Ossowska said her oldest child had taken to art to express himself as he was a late talker.

Amanda Anderson has been chasing the issue after several trees were cut down in Parsonage Lane park in Bishop’s Stortford.

"After a record seven offers last year, our students have continued to be highly successful in gaining Oxbridge offers across a range of subjects."

Ben Gregory and Aimee Schilder will be reading medicine, Bethan Spragg natural sciences, Elizabeth Li land economy and Chloe Coles-Smith classics.