Schools, Libraries and Learning
Ready Teddy Go!
Five-year-old Teddy, from Beltoft, could be described as the Imagination Library’s biggest fan, having most – if not all –…
£15,000 investment improves access to Scunthorpe school
North Lincolnshire Council has provided £15,000 SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) funding for Enderby Road Infant School to improve…
£210,000 nursery extension to support working parents
Poppy Fields Nursery at West Street Children’s Centre has benefited from £210,000 investment by North Lincolnshire Council, to meet anticipated…
Schools across North Lincolnshire share £220,000 funding for...
North Lincolnshire Council has invested nearly £220,000 in schools across the area to promote healthy lifestyles and support pupils with…
Apply for your child’s school place
Parents with children aged three to four years-old are being reminded to apply to the council for their school place…
Quality of education in North Lincolnshire is better than ever
North Lincolnshire’s Annual Education Report, published today, highlights how children and young people in our area are getting a better…
Award-winning author inspires children in North Lincolnshire
Pupils from Outwood Academy Foxhills, St Hugh’s Communication and Interaction Specialist College and Winterton Community Academy were visited recently by…
Find out about becoming a childminder
We’re holding a Childminder Briefing session on Wednesday 9 January 2019 at the Learning Development Centre, Enderby Road in Scunthorpe…
Civic Centre transformed into university
Plans to invest in a new University Campus North Lincolnshire (UCNL) have moved a step closer in a joint bid…
Sci-Fest will return this November
24 September 2018 Scunthorpe Sci-Fest is set to invade The Baths Hall once again on Sunday 4 November 2018. Tickets…
Volunteer drivers needed to transport children
26 October 2018 The council is looking for reliable and experienced drivers with their own car to volunteer to transport…