Education

Thumbs-up for Hartsholme Primary revamp

EXCITING PROSPECT: Headteacher Carl Jarvis outside Hartsholme Primary School which will get a multi-million pound revamp. Picture: Chris Vaughan.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Revolutionary proposals for a new multi-million pound inner-city primary school have been approved by planners.

Hartsholme Primary School's 1950s buildings in Carrington Drive, Lincoln, will be bulldozed to the ground and rebuilt in a £4.5m state-of-the-art...

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Monk sculpture angling to raise wood's profile

Thursday, March 11, 2010

A two-metre sculpture of a monk fishing has been created by Lincolnshire school children. The work of art is to be displayed at the site of a...

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School fully accessible for disabled pupils

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

More than 20 years after being forced to turn away a wheelchair-bound girl, a Lincolnshire headteacher has worked tirelessly to now have a fully...

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University reveals plan for development

Landscaped squares and state-of-the-art footbridges have been factored into the University Of Lincoln proposals

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

Plans visualising what Lincoln's Brayford waterfront might look like over the next decade have been revealed. The University of Lincoln has set out...

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Sure Start to move to heart of the community

moving on: Moorland Sure Start Centre, in Westwick Drive, is moving to the new Priory Witham Academy. Pictured preparing for the move is family support worker Sue Crombie with, left, Callum Sherwood and Liam Gilliatt. Picture: John Jenkins

Friday, March 05, 2010

Families have welcomed plans to move a Lincoln Sure Start Centre closer to the heart of their community. Currently the facility is based alongside the...

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Schools exclude quarter of special needs children

Figures reveal more than a quarter of special needs children were excluded from school last year.

Wednesday, March 03, 2010

More than a quarter of children in Lincolnshire with special educational needs were excluded from schools last year, new figures have revealed. In...

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Schoolboy aims for Number 10

aiming high: Liam Young, 14, has been tipped by his teachers at St Peter and St Paul School, in Lincoln, for the job at Number 10. Picture: Chris Vaughan

Monday, March 01, 2010

A school pupil from Lincoln has taken his first step into politics after being elected to represent the city. And Liam Young, from St Peter and St...

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Ready for Music and Drama Festival

Members of the Ellison Boulter's Church of England Primary School choir at last year's Music and Drama Festival.

Monday, March 01, 2010

Thousands of singers, musicians and speakers from across the county are preparing to dazzle at the Lincoln Music and Drama Festival. The event which...

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Lincoln school launches radio station

ON AIR: Pupils Chris Bridgwood, left, and Tom Davies in the studio at William Farr School. Picture: Rich Linley

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Students at a Lincoln school can now turn on and tune in to its very own radio station. 'William Farr Radio' was launched yesterday following an...

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Student film highlights dangers of underground drug

The perfectly legal drug is described as plantfood and is not for human consumption. It is connected to the plant Salvia.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

A student film describing first-hand the effects of a legal recreational drug has highlighted its dangerous effects. University of Lincoln graduate...

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