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The majority of Central Bedfordshire families applying for a school place this year have received good news, with 9 in 10 children offered a place at their first preference primary school.

Children needing mainstream school support, families affected by domestic abuse, and young people in care will get renewed support under new Central Bedfordshire Council plans.

We have launched a new Sustainable Student Programme, offering young people in Years 10–12 (aged 14 to 17) the opportunity to explore climate change.

Following a public consultation, we've launched our new Domestic Abuse Strategy for 2025 to 2030.

Pupils moving to secondary and upper schools in September have found out whether they have been allocated one of their school preferences.

We're inviting people with personal experience of domestic abuse to join our Authentic Voice Panel (AVP).

Together with community environment charity Groundwork East, we're excited to announce a new initiative offering free climate change training to our residents.

We are seeking volunteers with lived experience of domestic abuse for our Authentic Voice Panel (AVP), run by our Domestic Abuse Team.

Applications are now open for children and young people who are due to start school, or transfer to middle, secondary or upper school in September 2024.