Higher education outlook in Cumbria ‘not gloomy’
Cumbria's new university vice-chancellor says the outlook for higher education in the county is ‘not all doom and gloom’ as he prepares to tackle immediate financial problems that include the loss of more than 70 jobs.
Pupils' siege mentality
The Siege of Carlisle which took place during the Civil War more than 360 years ago was brought to life for pupils
Bring back Morton name
Parents of pupils at one of Carlisle’s academies want its name to be changed to give it a unique identity
Give your child the best start
Choosing the right nursery education for your child can seem like a daunting task. It may be one of the first experiences your child has of learning outside your home. Don't worry - all you need to know is here
Pre-school latest
Helping to put the crunch into lunch
It’s not long after breakfast time on a Saturday morning, but the aroma of freshly cooked chicken risotto fills the air at the County Hotel in Botchergate.
Primary school latest
Education chiefs reveal how Carlisle primary schools will house extra pupils
Details have been revealed of how the local authority will cater for 18 children who have won the right to attend two Carlisle primary schools – both of which are already full.
Further education provision at the University of Cumbria has failed an inspection by watchdog Ofsted.
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