Education
This category contains articles relating to the education, schools and the Educational scene in Wendover, including public and private education.
The powerful and innovative play Chelsea’s Choice continues its tour across the county’s secondary schools, helping young people to learn to keep themselves safe from child sexual exploitation.
Aylesbury College and Amersham & Wycombe College have announced that they have merged to form Buckinghamshire College Group
Over 7,000 students across Buckinghamshire will learn how to keep themselves safe from child sexual exploitation through a four-week tour of the powerful and innovative play Chelsea’s Choice to the county’s secondary schools.
Buckinghamshire's first satellite school - an extension of St Michael's, High Wycombe - will open in Aylesbury next year.
More than 500 people have so far fed back on Buckinghamshire County Council's proposals to give Aylesbury a state-of-the-art library at a cost of £366,000.
People are being encouraged to get involved in a consultation about education and skills for children and young people across Buckinghamshire.
Adult learners aged between 21 and 67 years old studying with Buckinghamshire Adult Learning were celebrating last week after receiving some fantastic results in the new maths and English GCSE exams.
Primary school pupils and teachers in Buckinghamshire can award themselves gold stars following the publication of Key Stage 2 results by the Government last week.
The nerve-racking wait is finally over for thousands of young people across Buckinghamshire as they collect their GCSE results today (August 24).
Congratulations go to all our A-level students on their results
