Education

The outdoor area at The Bythams Primary School has been transformed with a new sandpit, astro turf, play equipment and garden sheds.

Youngsters at Belmont School dressed in traditional Indian clothing and participated in dancing.

Pupils at Harlaxton Primary School collected items for their harvest festival last week before donating it all to Grantham Foodbank.

Pupils at Cliffedale School have temporarily returned to remote learning after increase in Covid cases.

Staff, parents and youngsters donated 68kg of food and essential items to the foodbank.

Youngsters took part in a workshop to reinforce the importance of keeping safe when out and about.

An author who based part of her novel in a fictionalised version of Harlaxton Manor is set to return to the college as a writing tutor.

Year 1 and Year 2 pupils at Belmont Primary School have been learning all about how the fire service changed since 1666.

Pupils have been gifted Fairtrade food and educational resources to help them learn about global environmental issues.

Pupils have helped raise £70 for charity by proudly donning their best yellow outfits in support of the Young Minds Hello Yellow event.

Year 6 pupils raised nearly £200 by hosting a Macmillan Coffee Morning at their school.

Buckminster Primary School was one of only 14 schools to win a visit from Joe Wicks to promote his debut children’s book.

Schoolchildren have been inspired to ‘keep dancing!’ by a former star of Strictly Come Dancing.

A theatre company worked with engineers and Grantham College students to create film.

The annual festival is celebrating young musical talent that has been showcased every year since 1962.

Dr Steven Peacock, vice principal of Grantham College, outlines a new range of online digital courses.

Thatcher's election and the opening of the Channel Tunnel will feature in the book marking the Queen's 70-year reign.

A teacher is set to run the London Marathon with a friend to raise money for Breast Cancer Now.

An open day at Harlaxton Manor attracted more than 600 people to mark a special anniversary.

Year 9 pupils have been dancing for two hours each week since the course was introduced at the beginning of term.