From the Kings Messengers of medieval England and the Royal Post of King Edward IV, through to the establishment of the Royal Engineers in 1913 and then the Royal Logistics Corp in 1993,
Longcroft School Year 11 students teamed up with local businesses to deliver a night of prom fashion.
Pupils and staff at St Nicholas Primary School in Beverley swapped their uniforms for red clothing as they took part in ‘Ramp up the Red’. Ramp up the Red is a national campaign raising awareness of the dangers of heart disease which causes over 80,000 deaths a year in the UK.
Students from East Riding College took part in a range of cultural and religious activities as part of their Equality and Diversity Week.
Friends of St Nicholas Primary School, Holmechurch Lane, Beverley are working in partnership with the local hospice to raise much needed funds for their school through a Lottery partnership scheme.
Beverley Heart Town, which is supported by the Beverley and Rural Community Partnership, is encouraging everyone in Beverley to support the British Heart Foundation’s Ramp up the Red Campaign in February.
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
East Riding students and pupils will be testing their design skills at a fashion show using junk clothing, old sheets and curtains.
East Riding College has partnered together with the contractors behind East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s £22million Beverley Integrated Transport Plan to provide a unique, free construction training experience to a small group of individuals.
Around 174 pupils from Beverley High School will today hold a carol service at Beverley Minster.
Longcroft School welcomed TV Presenter and former pupil Ben Shires as for their presentation evening.
Children at St Mary’s Primary school will this week perform their Nativity Play Humph The Camel. The story is a about a grumpy Camel called Humph is not best pleased about his journey to Bethlehem.
Children at Swinemoor Primary School having been enhancing their textile skills this term as part of their Design and Technology Curriculum.
An East Riding primary school has won a top award for its efforts in promoting safe and sustainable travel to school.
A new training programme which aims to give young people a helping hand into work or an apprenticeship is being launched by East Riding College this week.
Back-up Training & Recruitment are celebrating the achievement of the first group successfully completing the Diploma in Professional Cookery Course at Norwood Academy, Norwood House, Beverley.
Prospective students can find out more about courses on offer at East Riding College at three open events this month.
Students at East Riding College were inspired by a visit from Great Britain boxing star Amanda Coulson to one of their sports sessions.