Cheltenham Nursery Retains ‘Good’ Ofsted Rating Amid Praise and Calls for Quieter, More Creative Spaces Tuesday, June 3, 2025 ofsted nursery send creativity language childcare education behaviour safeguarding community Cheltenham’s Angel Day Nursery has successfully maintained its ‘Good’ Ofsted rating, following a thorough inspection on February 5. Located at 16 Keynsham Road, the nursery caters to up to 50 children aged from birth to four, … Read More
Gloucestershire Teens Lead the Way in Groundbreaking AI Symposium Friday, May 30, 2025 ai artificialintelligence education technology innovation cybersecurity collaboration students careers symposium A group of sixth-form students from schools across Gloucestershire and Worcestershire recently gathered at Malvern College for a pioneering artificial intelligence symposium. This event brought together young learners, … Read More
Children Get Their Hands Dirty in Garden Project with Bewley Homes at Ashton Keynes Primary Friday, May 30, 2025 gardening education community environment children wildflowers bewley sustainability school conservation Young learners at Ashton Keynes Primary School embraced the outdoors through an exciting gardening project, made possible by a partnership with local housebuilder Bewley Homes. Reception students eagerly participated in … Read More
Rising School Costs Lock Children Out of Education, Parents and Advocates Warn Thursday, May 29, 2025 education childpoverty schoolcosts uniforms freeschoolmeals transport childwelfare government parents inequality Soaring school expenses are pushing some children out of the classroom, a troubling new survey reveals. The Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) warns that without immediate government intervention to improve living standards, … Read More
Secondary School Earns High Praise from Ofsted as Headteacher Celebrates 'Dedication and Hard Work' Wednesday, May 28, 2025 ofsted education secondary gloucestershire academicexcellence studentwellbeing sen curriculum athelstantrust leadership Sir William Romney’s School, a secondary school in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, has once again impressed Ofsted inspectors with its high standards in both academics and pastoral care. The recent inspection conducted on February … Read More
Cotswold Snail Trail Returns Bigger and Better Than Ever Saturday, May 24, 2025 chedworth snailtrail romanhistory familyfun cotswolds interactive snailracing nature education heritage This May half term, the Cotswolds welcomes back the beloved Roman Snail Trail at Chedworth Roman Villa, blending captivating Roman history with slimy, hands-on fun. Inspired by Helix Pomatia—the edible snail introduced to … Read More