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No it’s not an early April Fool: Amelie Lingane-Crocker won the chance to be headteacher for the day at St Martin’s School in Bournemouth.

The Lion King was staged by Emmanuel Middle School with three performances greeted by standing ovations from the audiences.

Trees and children will be growing tall and proud at Verwood Church of England First School and Nursery, after pupils planted hundreds of saplings.

A diagnosis of dementia prompted Veronica Ashby to embark on a series of new learning challenges, including completing a degree at the age of 82.

Somerford Youth and Community Centre has developed a new training centre supported with funding from Talbot Village Trust.

Nearly 1,000 schools entered the national competition in which QE School in Wimborne got through to the quarter-finals.

IT consultancy QuoStar held a Digital Stars Interactive Workshop in partnership with AFC Bournemouth and Bournemouth University with a surprise.

World Book Day certainly didn’t go unnoticed by children and staff at Hillside First School in Verwood.

Despite a three-year break, the team from Christchurch Food Festival Education Trust are back running cookery days in Christchurch primary schools.

Young people aged 16 and 17 are invited to apply to take part in the free challenge to be held in the New Forest.