Education

With GCSE and A-Level exams now finished, students from across the district have begun celebrating the end of school in style.

A North Hampshire teacher has been recognised as one the country’s top educators in this year's Pearson National Teaching Awards.

Pre-school managers have reacted to the government’s £37m drive to create up to 6,000 new places in school-based nurseries.

Pupils from six primary schools have taken part in an annual Potato Harvesting Challenge at Newbury Showground.

A secondary school has celebrated a remarkable comeback following its recent Ofsted inspection after previously being put in special measures.

A retired teacher turned author will soon be visiting a primary school in Thatcham to share her work.

Prior’s Court unveiled its bespoke new performing arts hub for young people with autism at its centre in Hermitage yesterday (Thursday).

Budding young entrepreneurs are celebrating after their company secured a regional innovation award.

A secondary school in Thatcham has been recognised for ‘transforming practice in effective teaching approaches.’

Government inspectors have been told that a growing number of children in West Berkshire are starting school with underdeveloped social skills.

A Newbury College manager has spent a day at Buckingham Palace – and even got to see the King and Queen.

A new road scheme is now in place around a school to ensure the safety of its pupils.

A North Hampshire teacher has been recognised as one of the UK's most inspiring educators.

Pupils from a North Hampshire school helped marked the official start of construction of a new housing development.

A new 3G artificial pitch has been opened at a North Hampshire school.

Students lead the way at a multi-academy trust summit on sustainability.

Staff and pupils at The Downs School in Compton came together this week to give a heartfelt send-off to its Year 13 students.

A village school PTA has secured a £5,000 grant to enhance its outdoor learning area.

More than £90,000 has been raised by young triathletes at Bradfield College.

A village school has raised nearly £800 running from Curridge to Paris.