The district is also considering removing wording in its anti-discrimination policies that explicitly list sexual orientation and gender identity as protected groups.

The Smith College Board of Trustees has elected five new members who bring to the board deep expertise in business, ...

Children from Westgarth Primary ... have at our school.” A four-bedroom Sandalwood show home opened its doors to viewers just days ago. With soft creams and coffees accented by pale terracotta and sea ...

A floating education hub where visitors can learn about biomaterials is among the architecture and design projects from students at Glasgow School of Art.

Kristine Ladines, the school’s art teacher, worked tirelessly to organize the show and arrange the beautiful displays. Artwork from all grades and ability levels were included.

New investment for primary schools without a dedicated library or reading space has been announced by the Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin. Delivered in partnership with The National Literacy ...

The H’arts In Mind artists’ work depicts well-known locations such as Mill Green Museum and Mill, the Comet Hotel, and Hatfield Swim Centre.

More than 300 people came to the Cornell Creative Arts Center in Kingston on Saturday, June 7, for the opening reception for the Kingston City School District Art Exhibit. The event celebrated the ...

Bryn St Peters EC Primary School is this year celebrating its 150 year anniversary beginning with a Community Walking day on Sunday, June 29 which begins and ends at the school on Downall Green ...

Year 12 students from The Blue School, Elizabeth Adams and Gabriella Unciano, have joined the volunteer-led team behind Wells Art Contemporary (WAC). The annual exhibition will return to Wells ...

Prince William County’s chair was defeated by a political newcomer despite a significant financial disadvantage. Advocates and analysts believe a controversial land-use policy was at the center of the ...

Sonia Phippard, chair of governors at the St Mary Magdalene school, said it had served the community for 170 years and that the council's decision marked a "very, very sad day".