Education

A school headteacher has called on parents to consider road safety and take extra care after a child was hit by a car yesterday.

The Labour MP for Lincoln has said he is "deeply concerned" following news of further job cuts at the city’s university.

The mother of a five-year-old boy who died after an allergic reaction is pushing forward with a campaign to make schools safer.

A new school is opening for children with autism, learning difficulties and other special needs.

Children received an extra special Easter treat with the unveiling of new play equipment worth about £40,000.

More than 200 parents took part in a series of workshops to help them navigate the pitfalls of smartphones.

A language publisher held its annual network training meeting for a day of inspiration, professional development, and celebration.

A trust which helps students pay for college and university courses has announced that grant applications have opened.

Schools have welcomed additional funding to provide more nursery spaces to ensure that no child is left behind.

The problem of litter persists despite nationwide annual clean-ups.

Eighteen extra nursery places will be available for preschool children from September thanks to a government grant.

A schoolgirl writes a piece on nature for Stamford Climate Action Group’s latest column.

The University of Lincoln is considering cutting up to 10.7% of its workforce, according to Unison.

The University of Lincoln has warned of potential redundancies as it has launched a consultation on departmental restructures.

Children set fire to their schoolwork as part of an immersive learning experience.

Staff are celebrating their success in transforming a school from ‘requiring improvement’ to being rated as good in all areas.

A school’s commitment to creativity has been rewarded with an Arts Council award.

A college event will give students, staff and public a chance to try new experiences and enjoy a fun-filled cultural day.

Boxes full of artefacts and historical facts are being offered on loan to people by a museum.

Last month saw the passing of the ‘Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill’ through the House of Commons, writes Grantham and Bourne MP Gareth Davies.