Education News

A famous story that Henry VIII was persuaded to found Trinity College by his sixth wife, Katherine Parr, has been disputed.

New research has shown how the rare rock types in the University of Cambridge college's cobbles were brought here.

‘Fascism seeks to destroy our capacity to think’ says philosopher ahead of all-day event at Department of Education on May 24

A motion calling for the council to consider building a new school for children with special educational needs and disabilities has gained support.

STEM outreach programme Cambridge LaunchPad and genomics technology company Illumina have joined forces.

Inside the cards are hundreds of handwritten messages from teachers and school leaders calling for Ofsted to be replaced with a new system.

Plans to extend Cambourne Village College have been put on hold due to the rising cost of materials, which have been blamed on the war in Ukraine.

Five hundred students and staff from the college turned out in force for the annual event to raise funds for Teenage Cancer Trust.

Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust (CMAT) and Cambridge Primary Education Trust (CPET) will be known as Meridian Trust.

Sponsored feature | City school partners with Cambridge United in a pastoral support initiative for boys and fathers.

The programme will provide a new route to undergraduate education for around 50 students a year.

The £40million West Hub will offer new spaces to connect and socialise and sit at the heart of the West Cambridge Innovation District.

Trumpington Park Primary School was graded good in all five categories.

The Cambridge Independent and Cambridge Charity Fundraisers have launched the awards to recognise the efforts of youngsters in our community

Clare Shine, CEO and director at CISL said in a speech that he has always put “people and their needs at the very heart of design”.

The school currently has more than three times the usual student absence rate.

It was on March 22, 1982, that 80 people got together at St John’s College, Cambridge, to attend the first U3A classes.

The work of 13 artists who graduated from Cambridge School of Art amid the pandemic is on until Sunday (March 27).

The college has a ‘highly ambitious, inspirational and effective curriculum’.

Clinical study is first to use video game techniques to address mental health issues