Local schoolchildren, their parents, grandparents and teachers are taking part in #Floss4Funding today (Friday, October 19) as part of a national day of action for fair school funding.
The chief executive of an East Sussex college group said students are being short-changed in a call for better funding for further education (FE) colleges.
A psychology lecturer at the University of Brighton has warned that individual behaviour and lifestyle changes are not enough to halt the escalation of global warming.
A spike in the number of school-related sexual offences is due to an increase in reports of ‘sexting’, the Sussex Police and Crime Panel heard last week.
Claremont School begins the new academic year on the crest of wave with record pupil numbers, new management announcements and an ambitious site development programme in full swing.
Plan International UK, a charity which promotes girls’ rights, has branded an incident which saw an 11-year-old girl denied access to school toilets while she was menstruating as “appalling”.
An independent school near Hastings which lost its ability to sponsor international students has been acknowledged by the education watchdog Ofsted for making improvements.
A furious mum has slammed a school for refusing to allow her daughter out of lessons to use the toilet during her period, leaving her sitting in blood-soaked clothing.
A private school has this week issued an apology after its advert for an upcoming open day suggested those who went there would eventually be rich enough to buy expensive cars.
A guide on keeping finances and devices free from harm online and offline has been issued for students across Sussex who will be heading to university.
In a year that saw the first year of new ‘reformed’ GCSEs, students at Rye College and Studio School achieved the results they need to go on to further education, employment or training.
