Derby secondary Alvaston Moor Academy has celebrated all things literary by hosting its first ever author visit. Well-known children’s author Tom Palmer, who has written
FOUR children from a Derbyshire primary school have teamed up with a creative arts charity to create a masterpiece that Picasso would be proud of.
Members of the 2024 CanSat team at Allestree Woodlands School
Pearl and Brian Foster, both 87, with Will Hulse and Cerys Hills
Lees Brook Academy students have planted 400 trees to create “Hunter’s Forest” in memory of a former assistant principal who died suddenly aged just 35.
A FILM based on the experiences of a deaf teenager who came to live in the city after fleeing war torn Iraq is being shown
A Derby teacher has braved the shave and sacrificed her long locks, raising hundreds of pounds in the process. Creative Technologies teacher Joanna Young, of
Students at Royal School for the Deaf Derby are now in their element after a chemistry company funded a giant poster of the periodic table
Language pupils in the final months of preparation for their GCSE exams have welcomed a teacher from Germany to help with their revision. Murray Park
Students at Allestree Woodlands School share useful signs as part of British Sign Language Week
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The Mayor of High Peak in Derbyshire is showing her flexible side this month by hosting an all-day ‘Yogathon’ in aid of the much-loved Derbyshire
The CEO of a Derby charity paid tribute to the city’s Mayor for showing his support at a fundraising event last week. Around 80 guests
A Derby company training hundreds of apprentices is officially one of the country’s very best providers after being judged ‘Strong’ in every area by Ofsted.
Leading Derby technology company L.E.A.D. IT Services is urging businesses to bolster their online defences after joining just one per cent of UK businesses to