Education

Parents and carers across East Sussex have just days left to apply for primary school places for new starters.

An early intervention scheme that aims to find a new avenue to reduce reoffending has launched as a 16-month pilot across East Sussex today (Monday, January 6).

There are reports that a further local primary school is threatened with closure for the sin of having ‘surplus places’.

The next Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, has talked about not taking himself too seriously but all Bible-believing Christians should be seriously concerned about his statement that the Bible has to fit current culture’s beliefs.

Newick Pre-School has been rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted for the third time.

Some of Lewes’ youngest school children took to the stage for the annual nativity, but with a twist.

Closure plans for a primary school near Heathfield are set to move to the next stage.

A public consultation is being held today (Friday) for people to find out more about the proposed new school at Reef Way in Hailsham.

A familiar face for Lewesians who love their singing is leaving the town to pursue her career in London.

Politics students at Uckfield College took to the campaign trail in a mock election.

A Lewes primary school decked the halls with tinsel, Christmas lights and other festive decorations for a yuletide market which raised more than £1,000 for the school.

A public consultation is being held on Friday (December 13) for people to find out more about the proposed new school at Reef Way in Hailsham.

Year 1 pupils at a Hailsham school have performed their nativity play this year in front of their friends and families.

A Christmas tree farmer has donated a spruce to an Uckfield primary school he once attended ahead of the festive season.

An East Sussex school has been given a cash boost for classroom materials by a local countryside charity.

More than 90 girls from nine Sussex secondary schools took part in a ‘Young Women’s Enterprise Conference’ at the American Express Community Stadium (November 21).

Lewes school children from Year 1 and 2 explored a fire engine and learnt about the work of firefighters on Tuesday, November 19.

A Seaford school has won a national award for giving new secondary school students the confidence to walk and cycle to school.