Education News

Children and teenagers march to demand climate emergency on day of nationwide strikes

YouthStrike4Climate march will take place in the city on Friday

Gift is largest ever to UK university from British donor and will fund more PhD students and aid undergraduates

An exhibition will take place at the Michaelhouse Centre on Trinity Street, Cambridge, for two weeks from February 18

View our table: Comberton Village College and Parkside Community College also perform well in 2017-18

Leadership team's tireless work also commended

An interview with CEO Dr Chibeza Agley as Cambridge company secures investment for its OBRIZUM platform

The school will feature a 'learning street' and rainbow theme

University of Cambridge “will be defending social elitism for another generation” unless it takes action, he says

A host of Cambridgeshire’s finest in their fields have been awarded New Year honors in 2019 by the Queen

The overspend on the SEND budget is expected to be £8.9million this year

The word describes the stress and anxiety caused by being separated from one's mobile device and being unable to use it

14 and 15-year-olds to make weekly visits to residents of Langdon House in Union Lane.

Three times as many jobs available as there are students entering courses in science and technology

The Nigel Vindis Enterprise Award is in honour of late joint managing director

Cambridgeshire county council agree funding for education and smart energy projects

A chance meeting at a memorial service for Professor Stephen Hawking led to two award-winning comedians making a visit to Cambridge.

Britain's only ESA astronaut delights hundreds of fans at Cambridge Waterstones

A new £2million STEM facility was officially opened at St Faith's School, Cambridge, by former pupil, Professor Lord Robert Mair.

Cambridge’s world-famous chamber hears of “life at the curious intersection of art and technology”