St Nicholas Primary School Celebrate After Ofsted Inspection
A Beverley primary school is celebrating after Ofsted inspectors ruled that it is a ‘good’ school, which is well placed to improve still further.
A Beverley primary school is celebrating after Ofsted inspectors ruled that it is a ‘good’ school, which is well placed to improve still further.
Staff, pupils, parents and governors at St Mary’s Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, in Beverley, are celebrating after the schoo
Alison Piper says since taking on Fir Trees Nursery in Tickton her nursery continues to grow in popularity with parents and most importantly with the children who attend.
Beverley High School has received national recognition for the high attainment of their pupils in the 2013 GCSE examinations.
A Beverley primary school is celebrating after rising in the Ofsted ratings to become judged a good school.
Longcroft School is celebrating after the Department for Education published its performance measures for A-Level results, having finished 7th out of 351 providers of A-Levels in the Yorkshire
Staff and students at Longcroft School in Beverley have double cause for celebration. Not only has the school recently achieved its best ever GCSE results, but work has got underway on a £2.1m improvement scheme
Two sport students are flying high with top marks after joining East Riding College, unsure about their future direction.
An East Riding school is celebrating an amazing turn around which has taken its Ofsted rankings from ‘inadequate’ to ‘good’ in less than a year.
Longcroft School in Beverley was inspected by Her Majesty’s Inspector Jan Bennett on 18 December 2012 to assess the progress the school had made since being given an Ofsted ‘notice to improve’ on 18 April 2012.
Rev Ruth Crompton has informed us of the intention to close the long-established Toll Gavel United Church Pre-school Playgroup, which was started by Toll Gavel parents in 1969 and has provided a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment for pre-school children for 42 years.
On Friday 9th November, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, Graham Stuart visited St Nicholas Primary School in Beverley to observe the recent improvements to the standard of education at the school.
East Riding College is celebrating its eighth consecutive increase in the number of 16 to 18-year-old students enrolled on full-time courses. With more than 1,150 now enrolled, the College is expecting to beat the growth targets set for this year, despite a significant reduction in the number of 16-year-olds
A Beverley primary school has been chosen to help lead the way in raising standards in the classroom. Molescroft Primary School is one of just 100 schools in England to be granted teaching school status
Here, at the Continuum School, Beverley, we have been very busy with community engagement and donating gifts for the ‘Shoe Box’ appeal which is a charity specific for deprived children in Eastern Europe and West Africa. This year, pupils and staff have donated many items for the Beverley Minster Christmas Fayre which was held on Saturday 26th November. Mr and Mrs Broadley who work closely with Beverley Minster visited our…
East Riding College is bucking the national trend by recording its seventh consecutive increase in full-time 16 to 18-year-old students. With more than 1,100 now enrolled, the College is expecting to beat the growth targets set for this year. It means the number of full-time 16 to 18-year-olds attending the College has increased by 30 per cent since the 2004/2005 academic year, the year Principal Derek Branton took up his…
Tickton Pre-School, based in the Village Hall at Tickton, opened its doors to all parents/carers for a coffee morning today to celebrate its recent successes. Not only was the Pre-School awarded “Outstanding” in ALL areas by Ofsted earlier in the year, it recently won 1st prize in a local competition by having a week of activities to celebrate communication. These activities have also helped the Pre-School reach the final stages…
East Riding College is celebrating its strongest set of GCSE results, with 76.3 per cent of entries passing at A* to C grade and an overall pass result of 98.5 per cent. The result is above the national average of 69.8 per cent and that for Yorkshire and the Humber, which is 65.4 per cent. The majority of people taking GCSEs at the College do so as an addition to…