Parents urged to have say on SEND college transport changes
WILTSHIRE Council is asking families to have their say on possible changes to transport support for young people with…
Council supports new government reforms for SEND education
WILTSHIRE Council has welcomed the government’s newly published White Paper, setting out national proposals to improve support for children…
Preferred school places secured for most Wiltshire pupils
ALMOST all Wiltshire families have secured one of their preferred secondary schools for September, with new figures showing 98.34%…
Police visit Shrewton primary to tackle online safety and hate crime
POLICE community support officers from Amesbury visited a primary school to speak to pupils about staying safe online and…
New combined Salisbury school appoints executive head
A NEW chapter in Salisbury education is set to begin with the appointment of the first headteacher of the…
Salisbury schools set to step up for Big Walk and Wheel 2026
THE school run in Salisbury is set for a shake-up next month as the city gears up for Big…
Young people across the county cast their votes
YOUNG people across the county have cast their votes in this year’s Wiltshire Council Youth Elections, choosing representatives to…
Council welcomes government write-off of SEND debt
WILTSHIRE Council has welcomed what it describes as ‘a major breakthrough’ in the long-running funding crisis surrounding children with…
One-to-one tech support sessions available at library
RESIDENTS who struggle with technology are being urged to turn to their library, as a range of free digital…
Bursaries of up to £1,900 available for eligible young people in Wiltshire
YOUNG people from low-income families across the county are being offered financial support to help them access higher education. Wiltshire…