Frome School Commended for Exceptional Inclusion and Individualized Support Friday, March 6, 2026 inclusion education ofsted disadvantage send leadership curriculum wellbeing achievement support Christ Church First School in Frome has received high praise from Ofsted for its outstanding approach to inclusion, recognizing and valuing each child’s unique needs. The school, which serves a significantly higher proportion … Read More
Bath Skier’s Dream Fortnight: Paralympic Selection and Cambridge Offer Thursday, March 5, 2026 paralympics skiing cambridge education para-alpine athlete disability resilience ambition sport Hester Poole, an 18-year-old visually impaired para-alpine skier from Bath, has experienced an extraordinary fortnight: receiving a Paralympic call-up for Milano Cortina 2026 and an offer to study English Literature at the … Read More
Oldmixon Primary School Earns High Praise from Ofsted for Outstanding Support and Results Monday, March 2, 2026 oldmixon ofsted primary education disadvantaged inclusion achievement earlyyears attendance weston-super-mare Oldmixon Primary School in Weston-super-Mare has received a glowing Ofsted report, highlighting the school’s commitment to supporting disadvantaged pupils and delivering impressive academic outcomes. Inspectors noted the … Read More
Yeovil College Unveils State-of-the-Art Construction Centre in £60 Million Revamp Friday, February 27, 2026 yeovil college construction education training facilities students industry vocational transformation Yeovil College has officially opened its new cutting-edge Construction Centre, a key highlight of an ambitious £60 million transformation project aimed at enhancing the learning environment and resources for its students. The … Read More
Yeovil College Launches State-of-the-Art Construction Centre in £60 Million Revamp Friday, February 27, 2026 yeovil college construction education training building skills technology students apprenticeships Yeovil College has officially opened its new, cutting-edge construction centre, marking a significant milestone in the institution’s ambitious £60 million transformation project. The facility is designed to provide students … Read More
I owe everything to local libraries; closing one would be a tragedy Wednesday, February 25, 2026 libraries northsomerset budgetcuts community education sanctuary reading youth volunteer publicservices Worle Library faces closure this September if North Somerset Council’s proposed budget cuts are approved, with Winscombe Library potentially shutting its doors the following March. While Pill Library may be spared, other … Read More