- London FA holds sport career day
- Lumley unveils latest plinth statue
- 'Great British music' for Olympics
- Boy sent text before cliffs suicide
- Bid to protect Games supply workers
- Man 'admitted starting riot fire'
- Teenager admits stabbing stepfather
- Tube staff under attack, says RMT
- Labour suspends MP over 'assault'
- Grieve to review Hillsborough case
- Private firm to run police station
- £140,000 sex drugs seized in raids
- Doctor Who team (briefly) reunited
- T in the Park headliners confirmed
- 'Human rights' man back in jail
- Family tribute to pond death pair
- Man cuts trim short to chase thief
- Parish club chief denies harassment
- 'Sharp drop' in degree courses
- Detective in court on rape charge
Education
Donations of second hand children’s clothes and toys wanted for school sale
DONATIONS of second hand children’s clothes and toys are needed to raise money for a village school.
Design mascot and torch for The Leiecester-Shire and Rutland School Games Championships
YOUNGSTERS have been challenged to design an Olympic-style mascot and torch for an athletics event.
Malcolm Sargent Primary School pupils take to the catwalk for celebration of arts
Pupils celebrated the arts at a Stamford primary school last week.
Boost for pupils learning to read
A THIRD of schools in Lincolnshire have signed up to receive new products to boost reading skills.
Market Deeping Primary School pupils raise £80 for the homeless
CHILDREN cooked up tasty treats to raise money and provide food for homeless people.
Stamford High School pupils celebrate Charles Dickens’ 200th birthday
CHARLES Dickens’ 200th birthday was celebrated by pupils at Stamford High School who marked the occasion with a special assembly about the great British novelist.
Free course at New College Stamford to learn how to grow your own vegetables
PEOPLE will be able to learn how to grow their own vegetables at a course.
New ‘hub’ kitchen at St Gilbert’s Primary School to provide hot meals for other schools
A SCHOOL kitchen will be used to cook hot meals for pupils from other schools.
Wildcats Theatre school and New College Stamford launch Level 3 in Performing Arts
A THEATRE school and college have joined forces to offer school leavers the chance to gain a qualification in musical theatre.
New College Stamford students launch record label and radio station
STUDENTS are launching a record label and a radio station.
New College Stamford students get a lesson in Army life
STUDENTS at New College Stamford were given a special military lesson by Royal Marine recruits.
The Deepings School pupils learn the Olympic values
YOUNGSTERS have been given tips on Olympic activities they could hold at their schools.
The Rotary Club of Stamford hopes to attract more members
A ROTARY club wants to attract new members.
The Stamford Endowed Schools sixthform bursary scheme to continue
A SIXTHFORM bursary scheme will continue, despite the loss of council funding.
Pupils from Stamford Endowed Schools celebrate Oxbridge offers
SIX pupils from Stamford Endowed Schools are celebrating after receiving offers to colleges at Oxford and Cambridge University.
The Deepings School gains academy status to broaden horizons
A SCHOOL is celebrating after converting to an academy.
St George’s Church of England Primary School rewarded for health initiative
A PRIMARY school has been rewarded for its commitment to promoting healthy living.
Emma Smith to take over as headteacher at Stamford Junior School
A TEACHER hopes to build on the success of her predecessor when she takes over as head.
Improve your driving, with tips from John Lyon’s new manual
A MOTORING expert has passed on his knowledge of advanced driving to other motorists in a new detailed manual.
Stamford Endowed Schools plan for cricket hut and tuck shop
A SCHOOL wants to build a cricket scoreboard and tuck shop.
Heroic efforts at St Mary and St John’s Primary School
CHILDREN at St Mary and St John’s Primary School, North Luffenham, ditched their uniforms in favour of special superhero costumes on Monday.
Parking row continues as yellow lines near Bourne Grammar School are rejected
YELLOW lines will not be used to tackle parking problems near Bourne Grammar School because residents did not support the idea.
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King’s Cliffe Endowed School pupils plant orchard for a healthy lifestyle
YOUNGSTERS sowed the seed for a healthy lifestyle by planting an orchard.
Stamford Queen Eleanor School pupils take part in language challenge
TEENAGERS at Stamford Queen Eleanor School put their language skills to the test in a challenge to market Stilton cheese to the French.
St Mary and St John Primary School in North Luffenham win road safety quiz
PRIMARY school pupils were shocked to learn they were the winners of a road safety quiz.
Pupils in Bourne gear up for Olympics
PUPILS at Bourne Westfield Primary Academy have been gearing up for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympic Games by taking part in one of the more unusual sporting activities.
Richard Lowe-Lauri wins national history award
A TOP national history award has been scooped by graduate Richard Lowe-Lauri for his BA dissertation based on a piece of Stamford’s history.
Wildcats Theatre School launches new courses in musical theatre
A THEATRE school has launched a set of courses to give school leavers the chance to gain qualifications in musical theatre.
Stamford Queen Eleanor School pupils take on wheelchair basketball challenge
PUPILS at Stamford Queen Eleanor School have been taking part in a wheelchair basketball challenge.
Brooke Priory School in Oakham enjoy Greek history day
PUPILS were transported back to ancient Greece last week through a visit from Sir Teachalot.
Pupils at Casterton Business and Enterprise College to perform The Demon Headmaster
PUPILS at Casterton Business and Enterprise College are undergoing final rehearsals for their latest production.
New College Stamford and Stamford Queen Eleanor School in sixthform boost
NEW College Stamford and Stamford Queen Eleanor School have joined forces to create a sixthform centre.
Catmose College pupils quiz BBC newsmen as part of the BBC News School Report
JOURNALISM experts have been in Oakham sharing their skills with Catmose College pupils ahead of their involvement in the BBC News School Report on March 15.
Council reviewing treatment of children with special needs in schools
A COUNCIL is investigating claims that schools are discouraging children with special needs.
Barnack Primary School selected for Olympic values at school
PUPILS are on their marks for the Olympics.
Art students from New College Stamford show off their work at art exhibition
STUDENTS are showing off their creative sides at an art exhibition.
Edith Weston Primary School closed
EDITH Weston Primary School has been closed today due to a problem with the heating system.
- Thrifty pensioner's secret fortune
- Police name grandmother and grandson who drowned at Holywell lake
- Inquest opens into death of woman, 84, who died after spending freezing night outside care home in Stamford
- Headteacher pays tribute to Laurence Mills
- Witness appeal after a woman had two credit cards stolen at Morrisons in Stamford
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Weather for Stamford
Thursday 23 February 2012
Today
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Temperature: 9 C to 16 C
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