Education

The new government has been asked whether a big school rebuilding plan will still go ahead after power changed hands following the general election.

A primary school that sets high standards and expectations for all pupils has been rated good after a ‘two-day’ Ofsted inspection.

Volunteers from a Newark dessert company helped school children create a sustainable animal habitat.

Primary school pupils raised over £400 to donate to animal charity.

A primary school is celebrating a double success after receiving two glowing reports within a week.

Nottinghamshire children service’s best Ofsted report for 20 years helps put its ‘dark history’ behind it, the councillor responsible says.

Schools across the county have received a donation of 90 educational construction books.

A school’s first-ever Year 6 class is ready to say goodbye with a prom.

An academy where Take Care values “sing out from everyone” has been rated Good by Ofsted.

Election candidates aimed to inspire young people as they answered question from students on a school visit this week.

A change in leadership at a special school had led to it achieving a ‘good’ rating after its recent inspection.

Children at a preschool have had the chance to get up close to animals and look around a fire engine during a series of educational days.

A circus school is a finalist for a business award.

The first students at the Air and Space Institute (ASI) in Newark have praised the bespoke facilities on offer at the new building.

A mother has accused a school of shaming her daughter for wearing earrings to lessons.

Earlier this year, a council launched a birdbox giveaway for primary schools in the area, aimed at engaging younger generations in biodiversity.

A school has been praised by inspectors for helping its pupils to ‘flourish and grow’.

Students got up close to real Formula 1 cars and even tried their hand at racing around famous tracks during a school trip.

A primary school has unveiled a bench in honour of the pioneering first registered nurse Ethel Gordon Fenwick.

Children at a school will now have more choice when visiting their library after books were donated.