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<p>The University of the Creative Arts’ acting studios.</p>

UCA urges students to consider creative careers

<p>Forty children attending Eggar's School's Year 7 intake summer camp were given free brick phones paid for by a council grant.</p>

Children communicate without distractions thanks to free brick phones

<p>Clare Woodward of Bordon after completing the Verbier Marathon in Switzerland.</p>

Mum completes gruelling Alpine marathon

<p>Debbie Knowles, seen here with headteacher Abi Oliver and pupils Kai and Daisy, is leaving Woodlea Primary after 31 years at the Bordon school.</p>

Long-serving teaching assistant leaves school on a high note

<p>A big smile from site manager Pete Tarrant last September as Amery Hill School celebrates winning The Sunday Times' Happiest Secondary School in Hampshire award.</p>

Site manager retiring after 35 years at Amery Hill

<p>Planting a tree in the sensory area with pupils Maeve White and Nathaniel St John are, from left, headteacher Richard Mead, East Hampshire MP Damian Hinds, incoming headteacher Stacey Serdet, chair of governors Roisin Pope, Alton Lions Club Santa committee member Marie Spurdle and Alton Lions Club president Paul Taroni.</p>

MP sees headteacher retire as school marks 160th anniversary

<p>The First Friends Day Nursery on the Wootey schools site is celebrating its Strong Standard rating from Ofsted (Photo: Captured By Claridge).</p>

Praise for nursery from Ofsted inspectors

<p>Hampshire County Council headquarters.</p>

Council warns schools over child images being misused with AI

<p>Jacqualine Harman Smith started work at Highfield South Farnham on October 14, 2002. </p>

Teaching assistant bids farewell to Farnham school after 24 years

<p> From left, Nick Somerville, chair of governors at William Cobbett; Andrew Stear, headteacher of William Cobbett; some school pupils; and John Winter, chief executive of Weydon Multi Academy Trust. </p>

William Cobbett joins Weydon academy trust

<p>Farnham teaching assistant Liz Craven is to retire after 32 years.</p>

Farnham teaching assistant to retire after 32 years

<p>Maria Dawes has received an OBE for services to education.</p>

King’s Birthday Honour for education leader

<p>South Farnham School headteacher Esther Franks.</p>

South Farnham School rises to ninth in national rankings

<p>The Collective Worship Crusaders at St Lawrence CE Primary School in Alton celebrate its Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools report from the Church of England.</p>

Glowing Church of England report for primary school

<p>Hawthorn Road in Four Marks.</p>

Speed limit changes approved near Four Marks school

<p>The Costa Foundation has given Treloar's a £25,000 grant towards its Planting Possibilities gardening project (Photo: Kaitlin Allen).</p>

Coffee company charity supports Treloar's gardening project

<p>There has been nearly 84,000 suspensions and exclusions across Hampshire's state schools in five years.</p>

More than 1.4k Hampshire students suspended for racist abuse

<p>Teacher Emma Jones and pupils in The Attenborough Garden at Bentley CE Primary School.</p>

From butterfly crisis came The Attenborough Garden

<p>The Undershaw team celebrate being awarded flagship status</p>

Can you help? Undershaw seeks donations for summer raffle

<p>Five Lanes junction in Four Marks.</p>

Safety scheme approved outside primary school

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EHDC approves controversial 2.4m Alton fence

<p>Cameras at the ready as Alton College students go on safari in South Africa.</p>

South Africa safari adventure for Alton College students

<p>Oakleigh specialist SEND primary school in Shackleford, currently undergoing renovation ahead of its planned opening in Autumn 2026.
Credit: Oakleigh Education / Undershaw Education Trust</p>

The SEND success story that began with just three children

<p>Junk Jodie will sculpt from scrap and recycled materials as part of the Alton Arts Festival Schools Programme.</p>

Fun for thousands of children in Alton Arts Festival

<p>Pupils at Anstey Junior School work on their turtle mural.</p>

Pupils create mural to celebrate centenary of television legend

<p>Tom and Ben present a cheque for more than £5,000 to F6IT Chair of Trustees George Sobek and interim CEO Anel Van de Merwe after completing their 60km charity run from Godalming to London. Credit: Charterhouse School</p>

Students clock up miles and £5,000 for disability charity