Education

Michelin-star chefs returned to their roots to support the official opening of Scarborough TEC, the area’s newest provider of further and higher education, with a spectacular banquet.

Students at Scarborough College received an inspirational visit from an Olympic sportswoman.

An expansion of degree and higher apprenticeship courses for students and employees who are turning away from traditional and costly universities has been announced by CU Scarborough, part of the Coventry University Group.

North Yorkshire County Council’s school catering service has been awarded the Soil Association’s prestigious Food for Life silver award.

Pupils from Malton Primary School recently visited Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire’s Broughton Manor site as part of a learning experience.

Students currently studying for BA (Hons) Fine Art and BA (Hons) Historical and Performance Costume at Scarborough TEC are set to hold a mid-year show.

A 'Moving On' information event by Springhead School will take place at its new sixth form site.

Dale Power Solutions has been revealed as The British Army sponsored Large Employer of the Year at the National Apprenticeship Awards at an exclusive ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House.

Almost half of Scarborough’s primary schools have fallen well below the average for progress in reading, writing or maths, figures reveal.

Helmsley Primary School held a successful Nativity Play last week.

Yorkshire is the worst performing region in the country for pupils failing to meet the expected standard by the end of primary school, according to new league tables.

Scarborough UTC students recently visited the Royal Navy’s engineering facilities in and around Portsmouth.

Schoolchildren from Hackness Primary CofE School have been trained in crucial lifesaving skills as part of a national attempt to set a record for the most people simultaneously learning resuscitation skills. The event was part of a Guinness book of records national challenge celebrating the Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s 50th anniversary.

Scarborough secondary schools appear at both ends of the performance tables based on this year’s GCSE results.

The area’s biggest employer-led event designed to show young people how science, technology, engineering and mathematics are so important, attracted 3,000 students.