Education

BCP councillors are demanding a meeting with the government to discuss financing the delivery of special educational needs (SEND) services.

A housing development in Barton has been officially named thanks to local schoolchildren.

The New Forest is to benefit from a £1m Arts Council England boost to fund community-led projects.

Little Flyers Pre-School has a new home after moving from Sway village hall where it has been for over 50 years.

Milford on Sea Primary School has secured a Global Neighbours Gold Award for the second time.

Plans to extend the age range in a New Forest school have been paused due to the potential impact on local primary sites in the area.

A New Forest primary school has apologised after accidentally sending parents a link to a pornography site.

Two new “state of the art” classrooms for special needs and disabled students were unveiled at the opening of a new building at a Ringwood school.

A school once rated as needing improvement has been praised by Ofsted inspectors who found it now makes pupils “feel safe.”

A headteacher has been forced to deny claims that pupils who identify as animals have been given litter trays to use during school hours.

Parents and carers with children due to start secondary school next year are being urged to apply for their places.

Students across the New Forest and Christchurch have been opening their GCSE results.

A Totton infant school is one of 14 across the county to share in a £190,000 cash pot to boost breakfast and after-school clubs.

Excitement and trepidation were rife as students across the New Forest and Christchurch collected their A-level results today.

A New Forest charity has launched a free school uniform hub.

A New Milton school received high praise during its latest inspection.

A grant of £3,000 has been given to Ringwood Waldorf school for a project aimed at educating families and students on electrical safety

A New Milton school is offering some of its space for future community use amid a predicted drop in pupil numbers.

Burley School choir and local singer Charlotte Geary entertained crowds

A boarding school in Fordingbridge was praised for providing its pupils a “rich and broad” curriculum.