Record number of students at QE School apply for Oxbridge
A record number of students from Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne are applying to go to Oxbridge – despite disruption to their schooling.
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Safe Drive Stay Alive road safety programme has gone digital
Safe Drive Stay Alive, coordinated by Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service, and aimed at Year 11-13 students has gone digital.
Dorset Gardens Trust supported schools in lockdown
Here is how three schools in the county have been working with Dorset Gardens Trust during lockdown.
Your child may qualify for free school meals
With job losses escalating, families in Dorset should check to see if they qualify for free school meals.
Concerns under-funding could mean trouble ahead for Early Years sector
The first few years of a child’s life are so very important, but there are fears that the pandemic could seriously impact on their education.
Bere Marsh Farm is an education centre in the making
In 1993, Gordon Beningfield together with Robin Page established the Countryside Restoration Trust and now the trust has purchased the farm where Mr Beningfield once farmed.
BCP Council encourages a healthier way to get to school
Focusing on the concept of the ‘new you’ after lockdown, BCP Council is keen to encourage people to walk, cycle or scoot to school or college.
Scheme to look after physical and mental health and wellbeing of pupils
Being back at school after a six-month break could be traumatic for some pupils, however Mid Dorset Primary Care Network has created a scheme prioritising the students’ physical and mental health and wellbeing.
Take environmental actions and your school could have a Green Flag
Dorset schools have the chance to own a free Green Flag.
Advice offered as Dorset prepares to welcome children back to school
After a Covid-19 enforced break of nearly six months, pupils will be returning to schools in Dorset in September.