Education

Staff and pupils at St Andrews Pre-School in Burgess Hill are ‘over the moon’ after receiving an ‘outstanding’ rating from education bosses.

Twineham School, near Hickstead, will be hosting its 'Christmas Fun and Festivities' this Friday, November 30.

Burgess Hill Girls is celebrating after being ranked in the top 100 independent schools in the Sunday Times’ Parent Power listings.

People across Sussex are being invited to support The Big Give Christmas Challenge by children and young adults’ charity Chailey Heritage Foundation.

Pupils at a special needs school in Haywards Heath have been immersing themselves in virtual reality.

A group of students teamed up with councillors at Beech Hurst Gardens to plant young trees.

Horsham’s College of Richard Collyer, widely known as Collyer’s, presented bursaries to nine first year students, in recognition of their outstanding results at the school.

A group of primary school pupils are giving care home residents a front row carol performance.

Handcross Primary school had an Egyptian day as part of its cross-curricular topic on Ancient Egypt.

A Burgess Hill teenager has been selected to go to the World Scout Jamboree in America.

Burgess Hill Girls Junior School pupils showed their support for Anti Bullying Week (November 12-17) by backing Odd Socks Day.

Burgess Hill pupils celebrating the suffragettes as part of their work to mark Parliament Week.

Concerns have been raised that religious education (RE) is seen as less important than other subjects by some West Sussex schools.

Pupils at a Burgess Hill school have been inventive with their Children in Need fundraising.

A Burgess Hill day nursery had a fun filled day raising funds for Children in Need.

Pupils and staff at Blackthorns Community Primary in Lindfield are pictured celebrating after receiving an ‘outstanding’ rating from Ofsted.

Parents in Cuckfield say they fear for their children’s future after finding out the village’s secondary school is proposing a change to its admissions criteria.

Two secondary schools are joining forces to tackle shortage of women engineers.

Tributes have been paid to an ‘inspirational’ and ‘highly respected’ headteacher from Lindfield.