Education News

Cam Academy Trust chief executive Stephen Munday talks about his new role representing the teaching profession.

New showing of 'Down to Earth' for audiences curious about harmonious ways to live

Ben White in conversation with Dr Priyamvada Gopal at Heffers

The remains of a woolly mammoth dating back to the ice age are among the latest remarkable finds from the team working on the £1.5billion A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon upgrade.

He discussed next stage of planned development

Original solution for hearing issue in youngsters

Principal says £17.5m project is 'like being in a new school'

The college could be developed with a new two-storey building providing enough space for a further 300 pupils.

The Stephen Perse Foundation is adding the Cambridge Centre for Sixth Form Studies (CCSS) to its group of independent schools.

If you can draw, read this!

Alzheimer's theme explored by first-time Cambridge author

35 teams, 175 students at weekend design epic

There are “deep concerns” about the location of a new school and homes near the A10, with fears for the impact of pollution on the children and poor access off a major roundabout.

Computer game contest showcases regional flair for creativity in schools and colleges

Car-free zones may be trialled around primary schools in Cambridge in a bid to ease school traffic and cut air pollution.

The international gaming festival celebrates its tenth anniversary this month

Subjects are being withdrawn and there are concerns pupils with special needs will suffer most

Who knew history was such fun!

Hundreds of teachers and education professionals attended the second Cambridgeshire Festival of Education on Saturday.

Rich exchange of thoughts, ideas, experiences and solutions' at Cambridge Judge Business School