Education

The younger children of Northlands Wood Primary Academy treated their parents and staff to a harvest assembly.

A national hockey star dropped into a secondary school at Pease Pottage for a special coaching session Cottesmore School welcomed, Wales’ hockey captain, Leah Wilkinson, where she coached staff and pupils.

A group of year ten GCSE history students from Hassocks were transported to the first world war front line in Belgium.

Students have put together information for year six pupils about the transition to secondary school.

Plans for a new Woodlands Meed college building have reached an ‘exciting stage’.

More than 500 postcards written by West Sussex school children and parents demanding fair funding for schools have been delivered to ministers.

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 group of volunteers are making an application to set up an ‘ambitious’ free school and have identified the former Haywards Heath college site as an ‘ideal’ location.

People have welcomed plans to expand a Crawley school.

Proposals to open a major new school in Horsham are to be outlined at two public meetings next week.

Friends of Woodlands Meed is holding a Family Fireworks Night at Woodlands Meed School in Burgess Hill on Saturday.

People are invited to have a say on a bid to expand a Crawley school.

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.

Gatwick’s boss gave advice to students thinking about pursuing a career at the airport.

Crawley College is supporting a campaign that calls for ‘fairer’ funding.