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Libraries prepare to reopen across the area

Libraries across the area are set to reopen for communities to use again from Monday (April 12).

Lions roar into action to help refurbish school library

A school received a donation to help refurbish the library.

'Very small numbers' of Covid-19 cases in schools

There are "very small numbers" of positive cases of Covid-19 in schools with 106,000 lateral flow tests carried out since the start of 2021.

Cottesmore Academy pupils run 'to Mali' as Army parents at Kendrew Barracks head to Africa

Forces school embarks on mammoth fundraising challenge to bring pupils closer to parents deployed to Africa

World Book Day is better late than never

Catmose in Oakham hosted a delayed World Book Day.

Mid-Lent Fair colouring competition

Children are being invited to tap into their imaginations for a competition linked to the Mid-Lent Fair in Stamford.

Explorers group for teenagers will help with ‘survival’ skills

Map-reading, survival skills and adventure are on the cards for teenagers.

Hackers target schools trust with ransomware attack

An academy trust with schools in Stamford has been targeted by hackers.

Careers talks are a virtual inspiration

More than 750 pupils at Catmose College attended three virtual careers sessions.

Blocked footpath is ‘putting pupils at risk’

A dad says a health and safety measure by a housebuilder is putting pupils at risk.

What it's like to teach through a pandemic

Teachers have shared their stories about working during the pandemic.

College's construction centre to get £2.68m expansion

A construction and automotive skills facility at Stamford College is to be extended thanks to a £2.1m grant from the Getting Building Fund.

Nursery throws giant birthday party

Children were given a giant birthday party because they have not been able to properly celebrate their special day.

Campaigners call for changes to secondary education in Stamford

Campaigners are calling for changes to secondary education after children were denied places at their preferred schools.

School debating team through to finals of competition

A school debating team has become one of the top 12 in the country.

Headteachers address secondary education provision

Headteachers have opposing views on how to address concerns about secondary education in Stamford.

School plans for all-weather games

A multi-use games area could be installed for pupils to use at their school.

Squat challenge helps students stay active

Students from Stamford College sports department took part in a squat challenge during February and raised £940 for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

Parents face 20-mile trip for covid tests

People are being asked to carry out twice-weekly Covid-19 tests - but the nearest collection point involves a 20-mile trip.

Rutland secondary school places are revealed

Ninety-three per cent of Rutland children have been offered a place at their first choice of secondary school.

Pupils offered school places

Offers of a place at secondary school have been released today.

Education

Libraries prepare to reopen across the area

Lions roar into action to help refurbish school library

Lions roar into action to help refurbish school library

'Very small numbers' of Covid-19 cases in schools

'Very small numbers' of Covid-19 cases in schools

Cottesmore Academy pupils run 'to Mali' as Army parents at Kendrew Barracks head to Africa

Cottesmore Academy pupils run 'to Mali' as Army parents at Kendrew Barracks head to Africa

World Book Day is better late than never

World Book Day is better late than never

Mid-Lent Fair colouring competition

Mid-Lent Fair colouring competition

Explorers group for teenagers will help with ‘survival’ skills

Explorers group for teenagers will help with ‘survival’ skills

Hackers target schools trust with ransomware attack