Pendragon Committee members Ann Wilkes and Vic and Norma Everett visited Coningsby St Michael’s School recently to present certificates to the first round winners in the Pen Dragon handwriting competition.

There is the opportunity to train to become a qualified lifeguard at Woodhall Spa’s Jubilee Park.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Banovallum School and to celebrate a special festival has been organised.

Pupils at Bardney Church of England and Methodist Primary School have recently taken part in iSingPOP, an exciting music project that helps schools to promote the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of pupils.

Fun-filled songs with positive lyrics create a climate and school ethos where children are encouraged to appreciate their own worth and that of others.

The project engages children and their families, and offers schools the opportunity to work corroboratively with the local community. The concert took place at St Lawrence Church, Bardney, where there was standing room only.

Headteacher Garth Hicks said “This is an amazing project that has enabled all of our children to perform in front of a packed church and to also produce their own CD. Everyone has said what a brilliant concert it was.”

Plans by a Woodhall Spa school to construct a new all-weather sports facility could be kicked into touch because of opposition from residents.

A Horncastle business owner has hit back at fears that the closure of local college will drain young working talent away from the town and insisted there are opportunities.

Children at St Hugh’s Primary School in Woodhall Spa celebrated VE Day earlier this month by getting in period dress and holding a traditional British street party.

Freddie Bowser won’t forget his 11th birthday in a hurry - and neither will all his friends at St Hugh’s School in Woodhall Spa.

The provision for further education in Horncastle has suffered a devastating hammer blow after the decision to shut a local college.

Students at the Horncastle campus of Skegness College were all smiles after securing a series of impressive qualifications.

It may be a far cry from the 80,000 seater Wembley Stadium, but Casey Stoney knows better than anyone the importance of sport in schools.