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<p>Children in Hampshire face long waits for ADHD assessments.</p>

Children face 111-week wait for ADHD assessments

<p>Highfield School is changing the way it photographs pupils to ensure children cannot be identified online.</p>

School removes pupil photos over safety fears

<p>Phoebe and Chris Harris at Land's End after their 68-day run from John O'Groats (Photo: Chris Harris).</p>

Phoebe is youngest known woman to run length of UK

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Why success means more than a set of grades

<p>Highfield and Brookham School in Liphook, which will become Highfield School from September. Credit: Highfield School
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Highfield and Brookham become one

<p>Some of the many amazing students at More House School</p>

More House party as students beat national average

<p>Dockenfield teen Chloe Miller got ten GCSEs with a 9 grade.</p>

Dockenfield teen on GCSE cloud 9

<p>Class of 2026 at All Hallows collecting their results</p>

All's well at All Hallows on GCSE results day

<p>Record results and joy as Bohunt pupils celebrate GCSE success</p>

Top marks and big ambitions at Bohunt

<p>Woolmer Hill pupils celebrate their GCSE results: Stanley Gates, left, Felix Cowan, right, and Callum Yapp, centre.</p>

Top of the class for Woolmer Hill pupils

<p>Ukrainian wonderkid Dasha Bondarenko overcame language barriers to get some excellent grades.</p>

Ukrainian dancing with delight in TPS GCSE joy

<p>Undershaw Education Trust students celebrate their results after another successful year.</p>

Results day triumph for Undershaw students

<p>Headteacher Nigel Wright (centre) with some of the high-flying students on a record-breaking GCSE results day at Oakmoor School in Bordon.</p>

Records tumble at Oakmoor on GCSE results day

<p>Rose Bridger, Ollie Rolfe and Charlotte Stephens celebrate their GCSE results outside Amery Hill School - rated the happiest secondary school in Hampshire.</p>

Amery Hill and Eggar's students celebrate results

<p>HSDC principal and chief executive Kurt Hintz.</p>

College bounces back from financial crisis

<p>Students at All Hallows Catholic School celebrate their A-Level results.</p>

All joy as All Hallows receives A-level results

<p>Extreme space weather could ground passenger flights.</p>

How extreme space weather could ground flights

<p>Churchers College retiring head Simon Williams with students on A-Level results day 2026.</p>

Hampshire & Surrey: A-Level Results Day 2026

<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