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Prostate cancer patient defies terminal diagnosis with plan to complete Ironman challenge

Prostate cancer patient defies terminal diagnosis with plan to complete Ironman challenge

Prostate cancer patient defies terminal diagnosis with plan to complete Ironman challenge

Diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer, 62-year-old Alistair Knott is defying his prognosis by taking on the ultimate test: an Ironman triathlon.


Young pupils shine at drama festival

Young pupils shine at drama festival

Young pupils shine at drama festival

A school’s drama and speech pupils have taken first place in their categories at a prestigious festival.


Academy’s positive progress praised by inspectors

Academy’s positive progress praised by inspectors

Academy’s positive progress praised by inspectors

An academy’s Ofsted inspection has revealed “significant improvement” — with inspectors praising the school’s sense of community and care for pupils.


Next round of school’s chess challenge held

Next round of school’s chess challenge held

Next round of school’s chess challenge held

Pupils made their move in a bid to become the next young chess champions.


New criminology course triggers excitement and curiosity among students

New criminology course triggers excitement and curiosity among students

New criminology course triggers excitement and curiosity among students

A Newark school is proud to now offer criminology qualifications.


Village primary school numbers to double but concerns remain about lack of drop-off space

Village primary school numbers to double but concerns remain about lack of drop-off space

Village primary school numbers to double but concerns remain about lack of drop-off space

A village primary school’s numbers will double after council approval but plans were criticised for not including a drop-off point.


Village’s primary school numbers to double if expansion plans are approved

Village’s primary school numbers to double if expansion plans are approved

Village’s primary school numbers to double if expansion plans are approved

A village primary school could see its pupil numbers double if plans for its expansion are approved by the council.


Primary school joins top-five in the country multi-academy trust

Primary school joins top-five in the country multi-academy trust

Primary school joins top-five in the country multi-academy trust

A primary school is celebrating a new era as it joins a multi-academy trust ranked in the top five performing in the country.


Pupils set for the great outdoors with prizes

Pupils set for the great outdoors with prizes

Pupils set for the great outdoors with prizes

A village primary school has been won thousands of pounds to help boost their pupils’ learning resources.


‘Thrilled’ special school handed outstanding rating by impressed inspectors

‘Thrilled’ special school handed outstanding rating by impressed inspectors

‘Thrilled’ special school handed outstanding rating by impressed inspectors

A dedicated special educational needs and disabilities school has received outstanding inspection ratings.


Nominations open for youth award inspired by war heroine’s kindness and courage

Nominations open for youth award inspired by war heroine’s kindness and courage

Nominations open for youth award inspired by war heroine’s kindness and courage

Nominations have now opened for a new youth award, inspired by the selfless legacy of a woman who saved hundreds of lives during the Holocaust.


Former pupil confirmed as primary school’s new headteacher

Former pupil confirmed as primary school’s new headteacher

Former pupil confirmed as primary school’s new headteacher

A former pupil from a village primary school has now returned 28 years later to become the school’s new executive headteacher.


School children gifted hi-vis vests to stay safe on roads

School children gifted hi-vis vests to stay safe on roads

School children gifted hi-vis vests to stay safe on roads

School children have been gifted 35 hi-vis vests to help ensure they remain visible and safe during their winter journeys to and from school.


‘It’s not about qualifications or achieving a grade, it’s about the children achieving something and building their confidence’

‘It’s not about qualifications or achieving a grade, it’s about the children achieving something and building their confidence’

‘It’s not about qualifications or achieving a grade, it’s about the children achieving something and building their confidence’

A school has launched its own version of the Duke of Edinburgh award for children with special educational needs.


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