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Cambridge sixth-formers got a taste of what it is like to be a technology consultant at an activity day at TTP Group in Melbourn.

Help was on hand for the teams competing in April's robotics competition, RoboCon 2018, at Hills Road Sixth Form College.

Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry hosts competition for young people

The schools at Northstowe are moving a step closer to construction following the appointment of Kier as the design and build contractor.

Students at the Stephen Perse Foundation became fashion designers for a Project Runway-style competition using only recycled materials.

Cambridge Regional College and Cambridge Cleantech also help students design renewable house.

We can all recite some horror stories of bad management – no matter what career path you have chosen. But what makes a good leader? STEPHEN MUNDAY of The Cam Academy Trust has a few ideas.

Heidi Allen tells students all about the joys of being a parliamentary member

Cambridgeshire headteachers have joined with thousands of others in England to sign a letter to the chancellor protesting against “inadequate funding” for schools.

Top poet hosts creative workshop at Coleridge Community College.

Students at Trumpington Community College are celebrating the arrival of a new sports kit, thanks to developers Countryside.

Dr Corinne Boz, head of education and social care at ARU, explains why excitement is building around the Festival of Education, supported by the Cambridge Independent.

A Festival of Education, supported by the Cambridge Independent, is coming this summer. Organiser Rachel Snape explains the drivers behind one of this year's themes: Creativity in Education.

For parents and teachers of a certain age, the (re-) introduction of linear sixth-form courses with 'all or nothing' exams at the end of the upper sixth is a reassuringly familiar return to an assessment world they experienced.

A 'topping out' ceremony was held to mark a new five-storey building at the Stephen Perse Foundation reaching its maximum height.

The number of pupils excluded from academy secondary schools in Cambridgeshire is coming under scrutiny.

Students from countries across the globe joined together at Cambridge Centre for Sixth-form Studies (CCSS) to celebrate Commonwealth Day.

The number of teachers will be cut and class sizes will be bigger under the Government's revised school funding plans, Cambridgeshire headteachers fear.

Andrew Severy - newly appointed computer science co-ordinator at St Mary’s Junior School in Cambridge – talks about the school’s commitment to effectively delivering the computing element of the national curriculum, and the challenge for parents and grandparents who may feel out of their depth with the subject.

Chesterton Community College has been granted permission for a £10million expansion after months of campaigning for the move.