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£2.8 million building work at Paternoster School is complete
04/12/2018
Four new classrooms and improved accessibility for pupils is just part of a package of building work that has got the seal of approval at Paternoster School in Cirencester.
Paternoster School provide support for children and young people aged two to 17 years with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties.
Paternoster School provide support for children and young people aged two to 17 years with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties.
Bourton primary school cuts the ribbon on improved facilities
27/09/2018
Bourton-on-the-Water Primary Academy has made the most of county council funding for much-needed expansion work at the school in the Cotswolds.
The new school facilities mean more space for learning and modern cooking, serving and dining areas for children. The school can return one of the rooms being used as a dining area back into a classroom thanks to a hall extension with a new kitchen and servery.
The new school facilities mean more space for learning and modern cooking, serving and dining areas for children. The school can return one of the rooms being used as a dining area back into a classroom thanks to a hall extension with a new kitchen and servery.
International Women’s Day – Westonbirt inspires women in leadership
08/03/2017
To mark International Women’s Day today (Wednesday), Westonbirt School's headmistress Natasha Dangerfield reflects on the two days she recently spent teaching at the Kate McGrath Secondary School for Girls in the beautiful but challenged Sierra Leone.
Revised designs for Chalford Hill Primary School
15/11/2016
Gloucestershire County Council is working with Chalford Hill Primary School to replace temporary classrooms and needs your feedback on revised designs.
The two temporary classrooms have been used for 28 years and are no longer suitable. The project also includes a new kitchen and playground.
The two temporary classrooms have been used for 28 years and are no longer suitable. The project also includes a new kitchen and playground.
World champion welcomed back to former school
13/05/2016
Students at Chipping Campden School warmly welcomed back former pupil and world champion rower Matt Gotrel on Wednesday (May 11) when he came to speak about life as a professional athlete.
The former international sailor is already a double world champion, having won back-to-back gold medals in the men’s eight in 2014 and 2015.
The former international sailor is already a double world champion, having won back-to-back gold medals in the men’s eight in 2014 and 2015.
Students learn the value of tourism
16/03/2016
Tourism officers from Cotswold District Council joined forces with the Cirencester Visitor Information Centre during English Tourism Week to brief students from Westonbirt School on the importance of tourism to the local economy and how marketing and promotion has evolved over the years.
New science laboratories for Chipping Campden School
13/03/2016
Work has recently started on a £900,000 new science building at Chipping Campden School.
A two-storey extension will provide two high quality laboratory spaces and a teaching training room to complement that of the existing science department. In addition, refurbishment of existing internal space will provide an additional demonstration laboratory.
A two-storey extension will provide two high quality laboratory spaces and a teaching training room to complement that of the existing science department. In addition, refurbishment of existing internal space will provide an additional demonstration laboratory.
Cirencester youth market for student entrepreneurs
03/03/2016
The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) is working with Cirencester College, Kingshill School, and Cirencester Town Council to organise a youth market on Wednesday, March 9.
The market will take place from 10am-3pm in the centre of Cirencester at West Market Place, behind the church.
The market will take place from 10am-3pm in the centre of Cirencester at West Market Place, behind the church.
'Slam' poetry day at Chipping Campden School
02/03/2016
Over 80 Year 8 students at Chipping Campden School enjoyed the novel experience of participating in a ‘slam’ poetry day as part of its enrichment programme for the academic year.
The event was hosted and led by professional poet and writer Giovanni Esposito, otherwise known as ‘Spoz’, a former Birmingham Poet Laureate who runs an interactive programme of poetry workshops throughout schools in the region.
The event was hosted and led by professional poet and writer Giovanni Esposito, otherwise known as ‘Spoz’, a former Birmingham Poet Laureate who runs an interactive programme of poetry workshops throughout schools in the region.
Gloucestershire young musicians hitting the right note at festival
01/03/2016
Gloucestershire Music has teamed up with the world’s largest youth music festival, Music for Youth.
This coming weekend (March 5th and 6th), youth music groups of all types, sizes and genres will have the opportunity to perform on the impressive stage at Cheltenham Town Hall.
This coming weekend (March 5th and 6th), youth music groups of all types, sizes and genres will have the opportunity to perform on the impressive stage at Cheltenham Town Hall.
Interactive play to drive home safety message to pupils
22/02/2016
Over 100 fifteen-year-olds at Farmor’s School in Fairford will be watching a play about travelling safely with young drivers this week.
The theatre performance, The Passenger, will take place on Friday, February 26, with actors from the Box Clever Theatre Company.
The theatre performance, The Passenger, will take place on Friday, February 26, with actors from the Box Clever Theatre Company.
Local schoolboy to appear alongside world-class opera stars
05/02/2016
Cheltenham schoolboy Jacob Roberts has been picked to feature alongside world-class opera stars when the Russian State Opera returns to the Everyman with Madam Butterfly next week.
Seven-year-old Jacob has been chosen to portray the son of the tragic heroine Madam Butterfly in Puccini’s beautiful and timeless opera.
Seven-year-old Jacob has been chosen to portray the son of the tragic heroine Madam Butterfly in Puccini’s beautiful and timeless opera.
Cotswold School helps community get physical
29/12/2015
The Cotswold School, located in Bourton-on-the-Water, has unveiled new sports equipment which was part funded by Gloucestershire County Council’s ‘Active Together’ scheme.
'Active Together' is a grant scheme designed to increase sport and physical activity opportunities for people in the county. Each electoral division in the county has £40,000 available.
'Active Together' is a grant scheme designed to increase sport and physical activity opportunities for people in the county. Each electoral division in the county has £40,000 available.
Regional success for Hatherop Castle in the Lego League
10/12/2015
Hatherop Castle School's team of Lego robot programmers won the regional heat of the Lego League's 'Trash Trek Challenge' at the weekend, competing at the National Instruments offices in Newbury, Berkshire.
Budding entrepreneurs win first prize in national competition
24/11/2015
An entrepreneurial duo from Cirencester Sixth Form College has been awarded the £4,000 first prize in the Edge Challenge – a national enterprise competition run by independent education charity the Edge Foundation.
Callum Coles and Samuel Roberts from Cirencester developed Sober Drive – a breathalyser device fitted into vehicles to prevent the would-be-drunk-driver from starting the car, thereby reducing the number of drink-driving incidents.
Callum Coles and Samuel Roberts from Cirencester developed Sober Drive – a breathalyser device fitted into vehicles to prevent the would-be-drunk-driver from starting the car, thereby reducing the number of drink-driving incidents.
Sixth form students celebrate science award
13/11/2015
Five sixth form science students from Chipping Campden School are celebrating being the first in the country to be awarded a prestigious British Science Association (BSA) award for their science clubs.
Gloucestershire pupils sing at rugby international
11/11/2015
Make Music Gloucestershire and CHANT Productions have worked together so students from three county schools could take part in a rousing vocal start to the England/New Zealand rugby league international at Olympic Stadium on Saturday, which was televised live on BBC One.
Gloucestershire pupils start to benefit from outdoor learning forum
06/10/2015
6,000 pupils in Gloucestershire have started to benefit from a new teacher forum set up by the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) which met last week and helps teachers to take learning outdoors.
WWT’s Slimbridge HQ has been a popular destination for school visits for almost 70 years. But a WWT survey of Gloucestershire teachers found huge differences in how often they took their pupils outdoors to learn during regular school lessons, despite all recognising the benefits for their students.
WWT’s Slimbridge HQ has been a popular destination for school visits for almost 70 years. But a WWT survey of Gloucestershire teachers found huge differences in how often they took their pupils outdoors to learn during regular school lessons, despite all recognising the benefits for their students.
Teacher wins £12,450 to help kids SHINE!
06/10/2015
A teacher from Chipping Campden School has won £12,450 for her brilliant idea to help ignite students’ passion for science as part of the Let Teachers SHINE competition.
The competition is run by the education charity SHINE (Support and Help in Education) and aims to discover innovative ideas that can transform learning. It is also supported by Capita SIMS, Bloomberg and Teachers Assurance.
The competition is run by the education charity SHINE (Support and Help in Education) and aims to discover innovative ideas that can transform learning. It is also supported by Capita SIMS, Bloomberg and Teachers Assurance.
Thomas named runner-up in national writing competition
18/09/2015
A 14-year-old from Cheltenham has been named a runner-up in the National Young Writers’ Award.
Thomas Brady from Maidenhill School fought off tough competition from children all over the region with his story called Bread: Can You Trust It?
Thomas Brady from Maidenhill School fought off tough competition from children all over the region with his story called Bread: Can You Trust It?
