Dorset Council IT services provides laptops for young learners
Technology is the key for children to enable them to continue with their education during lockdown.
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Student inspires use of school 3D printers to make visors for frontline NHS staff
Much needed protective kit to keep front line health and care staff safe is being made by staff and students at St Edward’s School in Poole.
JTYAF puts smiles on faces at Ferndown Upper School
John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation (JTYAF) put smiles on the faces of the charity’s award winners at Ferndown Upper School.
Bournemouth & Poole College invites Dorset residents to learn new skills during lockdown
Bournemouth & Poole College is offering Dorset residents, aged 19 and above, the opportunity to learn a new skill and gain qualification during the government-enforced lockdown by completing one of their free online courses.
Most Dorset pupils offered their first choice of primary school
Today (16 April 2020) is the day when families in Dorset will find out which school their children will be joining in September.
It’s teaching as usual for Ballard School pupils
The pupils of Ballard School at New Milton have been ‘going to school’ – and parents are delighted.
Dorset schools plan over Easter
Dorset schools are working hard to stay open and will provide additional free school meal vouchers over Easter to help support families during the coronavirus pandemic.
Tops pledge to keep hospital-serving nurseries open
Tops Day Nurseries have pledged to keep all hospital-serving nurseries open throughout the Covid-19 outbreak, despite many nursery closures in surrounding areas.
Q&A for students and parents following announcement about the awarding of GCSE and A-level grades
Students and parents are encouraged to tune in to the Bournemouth & Poole College’s live Facebook Q&A session with the vice principal for curriculum on Wednesday, April 8 at 1pm.
Help capture largest ever movie of the night sky
Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast are looking for UK citizens to help contribute to world-leading research on capturing the largest ever movie of the changing night sky.