Dorset and Hampshire students celebrate their A-Level results
Students across Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and Dorset have received their A-Level, Applied General, Technical and T-Level exam results today.
Students across Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and Dorset have received their A-Level, Applied General, Technical and T-Level exam results today.
Children from Bethany Junior School in Boscombe, not only handled lobsters and a crab, they also enjoyed fish and chips at Rick Stein Sandbanks.
Canford Heath Junior School held its first ever fun run on 19 July, raising over £2,000 to support Julia’s House Children’s Hospice.
Dorset Council’s annual Coding Day is being held from 7-11 October and schools are being urged to sign up.
Thomas Ayling and Jack Lusty from QE School in Wimborne have received the gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award at Buckingham Palace.
During the 11-day Big Walk and Wheel challenge, 59 per cent of Lockyer’s School pupils, travelled by foot, scooter, bicycle or wheelchair.
A creative six-year-old girl from Wimborne has won a national competition by designing a superhero-themed book cover.
Harry Mason, a 12-year-old aspiring chef, was the youngest competitor in the South West Chef of the Year competition.
Ghostbusters-obsessed teacher Austyn Brown drove his replica of the Ectomobile into the playground of Parley First School.
Bournemouth and Poole College students have contributed to a new Sci-Fi movie due to be released next year.