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A-level results across Central Bedfordshire have improved on last year’s average points, early indications have shown.

Central Bedfordshire Council will open a new primary school for children with SEMH needs, advancing our commitment to inclusive education.

We welcome a new plan from the government, called ‘Giving Every Child the Best Start in Life’, which aims to improve support for children and families from pregnancy to age 5.

Work is underway on a superb new leisure and community centre in Leighton Buzzard where residents will enjoy modern sports, fitness, and community facilities.

We've unveiled proposals to open a new specialist primary school for children with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs.

Ceremonial bricks have been laid at Edward Peake CofE School in Biggleswade to mark the halfway point in the construction of its new sports hall.

Work has officially begun on a brand-new teaching block and multi-use games area (MUGA) at Dunton Junior CofE School.

Students with autism and related needs have told how a dedicated, inclusive space for them at Stratton School in Biggleswade has been helping them and their achievements in education.

We are consulting on a proposed change to its Home to School Transport Policy, which would mean only providing mainstream school transport to a child's nearest suitable school.

Over 1,000 people joined Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, Olympic sprinter and Olympian swimmer, Mark Foster, to celebrate the opening of the new leisure and community centre on Saturday 29 March.