Education

In his weekly column, MP Sir John Hayes discusses education.

Nominations are now open for the fifth Spalding Guardian and Lincolnshire Free Press Education Awards.

The vast majority of children, 99 per cent, have been offered a place at one of their preferred primary schools this year.

Two boys proved they were good eggs by taking Easter chocolates to a charity and children’s ward as an act of kindness.

Industrial scientists will be the first people to use the facilities in the recently completed National Centre for Food Manufacturing.

A school has contacted parents after a man approached pupils.

Despite a difficult year with education moving online, apprenticeships are still proving popular.

Investors and companies were told that the Food Enterprise Zone in Holbeach could help them to become major players on the world stage.

Youngsters at a South Holland primary school donned red noses and clothes for a good cause.

A group of superheroes and fairies have stormed a village’s streets for Comic Relief.

A school has unveiled its outdoor classroom and trim trail.

Teenagers will be able to learn what a school has to offer during a virtual sixthform open evening.

Pupils dressed up as their favourite fictional characters for World Book Day.

Gadgets have been provided for schools after a plea for donations to help families.

A school's virtual storytime has been enjoyed by more than 80 people as part of World Book Day celebrations.

Primary school pupils had fun dressing up as their favourite characters to celebrate World Book Day.

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

Students put their culinary skills into to the test over half term.

Schools across South Holland are preparing to welcome pupils back into classrooms within two weeks.

Apprentice engineer Courtney Power likes nothing more than seeing her designs and drawings become a reality.