Bournemouth siblings make waves in the swimming world
Sporty siblings from Bournemouth are making a splash in the worlds of swimming and surf lifesaving.
Read more
Category: Education
You are here:
Archives
Categories
LATEST NEWS
Is your child safer playing outside or online? Get Safe Online reveals key concern
With the start of the school holidays, many children will be spending more time than usual online. Research amongst 1,000 UK parents of 4-18 year olds by YouGov and commissioned by Get Safe Online has revealed this is a key concern.
Festival brings history to life in Wimborne
The peace and quiet of a sunny summer weekend in Wimborne was disturbed by the sounds of gunfire, Vikings fighting to the death, and Roundheads and Cavaliers battling it out to the delight of visitors of all ages.
The ultimate challenge: Ferndown students compose musical in one day
Students from Ferndown Upper School learnt how to write and perform a mini-musical in one day during a School Community Activities Day.
Remembering Srebrenica: Thomas Hardye School’s football match against hatred
The Thomas Hardye School united students yesterday on Wednesday 13 July to mark Srebrenica Memorial Week with a friendly football match.
History Festival’s Make Do and Mend at Wimborne Model Town
Grandma’s Sewing Box is presented at 11am and 2pm at Wimborne Model Town on Wednesday 13 July as part of the Wimborne History Festival events programme.
Variety Wessex take special schools’ youngsters to Monkey World
Children from local special schools enjoyed a day out monkeying around at Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre.
Action Man’s mission in space with QE school
Action Man will be launched into space by Queen Elizabeth’s School students on 16 July at Dorset Gliding Club in Wareham, as part of Project EOS – ‘Edge Of Space’
3D models inspire first school pupils
Arts, history, maths, English and IT, you don’t often find a project that can combine such a wide range from the school curriculum, but 34 pupils from Wimborne’s St John’s First School recently discovered that a 3D modelling workshop offered more than design and creativity.
Don’t be NEET this summer urges BCHA
BCHA are offering a Traineeship programme to help 16 – 18 year olds who, as Clifford Cresswell, Vocational Skills Tutor at BCHA, describes, “are now embarking on a journey to a destination they may not know how to get to.”