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Herts councils launch consultation ahead of their reorganisation

Herts councils launch consultation ahead of their reorganisation

Herts councils launch consultation ahead of their reorganisation

East Herts Council chief exec Helen Standen: “Across Hertfordshire we are committed to a collaborative approach, engaging with a wide range of voices”


Avanti Grange introduces pick-up delay in bid to ease congestion and improve safety

Avanti Grange introduces pick-up delay in bid to ease congestion and improve safety

Avanti Grange introduces pick-up delay in bid to ease congestion and improve safety

Head Rhys Jones has written to families to tell them the new collection arrangements are effective from Monday, July 7.


Duchess discusses sustainable farming with Herts and Essex students

Duchess discusses sustainable farming with Herts and Essex students

Duchess discusses sustainable farming with Herts and Essex students

Her Royal Highness is honorary president of LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming), which nurtures links between young people and sustainable farming.


A120 roundabout plan aims to cut students’ 5-mile trip to sports fields

A120 roundabout plan aims to cut students’ 5-mile trip to sports fields

A120 roundabout plan aims to cut students’ 5-mile trip to sports fields

Avanti Grange’s campus straddles the bypass, and students must do an 8k minibus trip through Wickham Hall for outdoor PE on its remote pitches.


Rainbow explosions as Stansted schools stage their first ever colour runs

Rainbow explosions as Stansted schools stage their first ever colour runs

Rainbow explosions as Stansted schools stage their first ever colour runs

There were eruptions of coloured powders at the fundraising events for St Mary’s CofE Primary and secondary school Forest Hall.


Greece is the word as ancient history is brought to life for St Michael’s pupils

Greece is the word as ancient history is brought to life for St Michael’s pupils

Greece is the word as ancient history is brought to life for St Michael’s pupils

Athens came to Apton Road when St Michael’s Church of England Primary School pupils enjoyed a day dedicated to ancient Greece.


Students drive home air pollution message to parents at school gate

Students drive home air pollution message to parents at school gate

Students drive home air pollution message to parents at school gate

Year 7 and 8 Leventhorpe School students were joined by teacher Clare Ginders and Sustainable Sawbridgeworth member David Royle on Clean Air Day.


Thorley Hill pupils create colourful community spirit

Thorley Hill pupils create colourful community spirit

Thorley Hill pupils create colourful community spirit

Thorley Hill Primary School celebrated pupils’ hard work and positive behaviour this year with a colour run.


Blues Pre-school and Nursery needs money to revamp its outdoor space

Blues Pre-school and Nursery needs money to revamp its outdoor space

Blues Pre-school and Nursery needs money to revamp its outdoor space

Any donations made by noon on Monday June 30 will be doubled as part of The Big Give’s Small Charity Week.


Youngsters get on board with garden project at Princess Alexandra Hospital

Youngsters get on board with garden project at Princess Alexandra Hospital

Youngsters get on board with garden project at Princess Alexandra Hospital

Julie Fosh, High Sheriff of Essex, said: “It was a delight to see young people so engaged in this excellent initiative.”


Village school ready to keep innovating after ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating

Village school ready to keep innovating after ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating

Village school ready to keep innovating after ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating

Inspectors praised the quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and early years provision.


Summercroft boys perform to thousands in National Theatre poetry awards

Summercroft boys perform to thousands in National Theatre poetry awards

Summercroft boys perform to thousands in National Theatre poetry awards

Jack and Cuddus, 10, took to the stage of the Lyttelton Theatre at the National Theatre on London’s South Bank as part of a glittering ceremony.


Bishop’s Stortford fragrance business CPL Aromas helps rebuild primary school in India

Bishop’s Stortford fragrance business CPL Aromas helps rebuild primary school in India

Bishop’s Stortford fragrance business CPL Aromas helps rebuild primary school in India

CPL Aromas, a leader in the fragrance industry, has partnered with Plant Lipids to support the renovation of the school in Kelasuru, Gundlapet Taluk.


Star teacher up for national award: ‘I feel I’ve been gifted in life this job I love, that is celebration enough’

Star teacher up for national award: ‘I feel I’ve been gifted in life this job I love, that is celebration enough’

Star teacher up for national award: ‘I feel I’ve been gifted in life this job I love, that is celebration enough’

Mary Compton, shortlisted in the Pearson National Teaching Awards, on her 30 years at Herts and Essex High School and what she loves about teaching.


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