Education News

Protective measures around classes or year groups are set to be introduced to reduce the spread of Covid-19 in schools.

The Chesterton Community College students want to help other children who arrive in the country after fleeing persecution.

Prof Toope is 'especially proud' of university's delivery of education and research through the Covid crisis.

Gillie Pluck has now worked for seven different headteachers at Harston and Newton Primary School.

There are deadlines for applications to primary and secondary schools.

The Cavendish School is Cambridgeshire’s first state maintained special free school provision for young people with autism.

More than 500 runners enjoyed the inaugural event – and its success means it will return annually.

A teacher has spoken out after the government told schools that even if a child catches Covid-19, their brother or sister still has to attend school.

Weekly online tuition and residential bootcamps will be offered to hundreds of pupils.

It has delivered its damning full verdict on the proposals.

More than 71% will be state educated.

No algorithm was used this year.

Students across Cambridgeshire are receiving their GCSE results today (Thursday, August 12).

Students at Hills Road Sixth Form College have been praised for their determination and dedication which led to an exceptional set of A-level grades.

More than 90 per cent of students at the Stephen Perse Foundation achieved A* to B in their A-levels after a challenging year caused by the pandemic.

Sixth formers at the Cambridge Academy for Science and Technology have secured places at some of the country’s most competitive university programmes.

Students at Comberton Sixth Form are celebrating after receiving an excellent set of A-level results.

The “tenacity and commitment” of students at Long Road Sixth Form College students has paid off with excellent results.

Students have been praised for their “character, maturity and resolve” against an “incredibly challenging backdrop” to their A-level studies.

A strong set of academic results have been achieved by students at St Mary’s Sixth Form in Cambridge.