School places for children of key workers so they can continue...
We have been working in partnership with local schools to provide essential school places for the children of key workers during the coronavirus outbreak.
All...
Home learning in South Gloucestershire
Integra Schools and South Gloucestershire Council are pleased to launch a new home learning online resource to support parents, carers and teachers.
This resource brings...
South Gloucestershire Council signs up to Care Leavers’ Covenant and improves...
South Gloucestershire Council has signed up to the Care Leavers’ Covenant and agreed to enhance the package of support provided by the Council, as...
New Watermore Primary School buildings a boost for the whole community
The development of Watermore Primary School in Frampton Cotterell is more than two-thirds complete, with pupils and staff now together on a single site...
Purpose-built new special school a great environment for learning
Cabinet Member for Schools, Cllr Erica Williams, toured the new school building at SGS Pegasus earlier this month, to see how its purpose-built learning...
Christ Church Junior School library opens a new chapter
A new library at Christ Church Junior School in Downend has been formally opened this week, following a renovation costing more than £70,000. Storm...
Update on implementing the next phase of our SEND Strategy and...
South Gloucestershire Council Cabinet Member for Schools, Skills and Employment, Cllr Erica Williams has issued a statement in relation to implementing the next phase of...
Educational achievements in STEM recognised at South Gloucestershire awards ceremony
Outstanding pupils from primary, special and secondary schools in South Gloucestershire have been recognised at an event celebrating the achievements of students in science,...
South Gloucestershire Council welcomes detail of additional £10m in school funding
Details have been released on the additional funding announced last month by the Government, which will mean an extra £10 million is available for...
Changing the Conversation about Language project launches
A new ‘Changing the Conversation about Language’ project which supports children’s communication skills was officially launched in South Gloucestershire on Tuesday 8 October.
The launch...
Charlton Wood Primary Academy officially opens
South Gloucestershire Council’s Cabinet Member for Schools, Skills and Employment Cllr Erica Williams joined head teacher of the new Charlton Wood Primary Academy Neil...
School building improvements across South Gloucestershire
We are carrying out more maintenance improvements to school buildings than ever this year, with work taking place at a number of primary schools...
South Gloucestershire celebrates GCSE success
Students in South Gloucestershire are celebrating success in their GCSE results and we are pleased to be able to share some of the many...
South Gloucestershire celebrates A-level success
Early indications for A-level results suggest that 2019 has been another very successful year for schools in South Gloucestershire.
Improving educational standards in South Gloucestershire...
Helping schools improve in South Gloucestershire
We are working with local schools to help improve educational standards for all children in South Gloucestershire.
South Gloucestershire Council’s education, learning and skills team...
South Gloucestershire Parents & Carers win disability charity award
South Glos Parents & Carers, a group of local parents, were announced winners in disability charity Contact’s awards on Monday 8 July.
The South Gloucestershire-based...
Special edition of South Gloucestershire News
A special edition copy of South Gloucestershire News will be delivered to all households in June 2019.
We have produced this newsletter following the local...
Children’s holiday activities in South Gloucestershire libraries
South Gloucestershire’s libraries have lots of fun activities taking place for children and families this Easter.
All activities are free to attend and are most...
South Gloucestershire Council employee named Apprentice of the Year
Daniel John, an apprentice within South Gloucestershire Council’s Partnerships and Commissioning team, has been named Apprentice of the Year for 2019 in the Public...
Two authors share first place at Concorde Book Award 2019
For the first time in the award’s history, two authors have shared first place in South Gloucestershire’s literature prize for young people the Concorde...
South Gloucestershire Council to invest £78m in schools over the next...
The South Gloucestershire Council Cabinet today approved an updated Capital Programme that will see £77.86million invested in schools across the district, on major projects...
Library activities in South Gloucestershire during British Science Week
From air powered Lego™ cars to messy play, there is plenty to discover in South Gloucestershire libraries during British Science Week (8 to 17...
Council budget delivers £9,000 to allow deaf children to take radio...
Around 30 hearing-impaired young learners in South Gloucestershire will be able to take the radio aids they use while learning in schools home with...
Free visits to Aerospace Bristol for South Gloucestershire schools to continue...
South Gloucestershire Council’s Cabinet has approved financial assistance for the Aerospace Bristol museum that will secure free school visits for South Gloucestershire schools up...
£4 million skills fund ensuring a bright future for West of...
Leader of South Gloucestershire Council Cllr Toby Savage met some of the local people benefiting from the West of England Combined Authority’s £4 million...
Topping Out ceremony celebrates new Charlton Wood Primary Academy
Leader of South Gloucestershire Council Cllr Toby Savage joined representatives for the new Charlton Wood Primary Academy and construction company Beard as they gathered...
South Gloucestershire Council agrees 2019/20 Budget
South Gloucestershire Council will spend almost £221 million on services next year, after the Budget was agreed at the meeting of Full Council today...
Supporting a career change in children’s social work
South Gloucestershire Council is encouraging graduates considering a career in children’s social work to get in contact to find out how they can make...
Cabinet to consider improved plans to fund schools and support for...
South Gloucestershire Cabinet will next week consider new proposals to fund higher quality and better value for money provision for pupils with Special Educational...
South Gloucestershire Primary Schools’ Annual Carol Service
Around 950 South Gloucestershire schoolchildren, teachers and a real baby playing the part of Jesus came together at Clifton Cathedral in Bristol on Thursday...
Educational achievements recognised at South Gloucestershire Council awards ceremony
On Thursday 29 November we held an awards evening to celebrate the outstanding educational achievements and successes over the past year of more than...
£4m investment delivered in maintenance across South Gloucestershire schools
More than £4 million has been invested in a range of school maintenance projects in South Gloucestershire schools this year, as part of an...
Council Leader opens new training facility to benefit young adults with...
A new South Gloucestershire Council-funded training and teaching campus for young adults with learning disabilities has been officially opened by Council Leader Cllr Toby...
Community Learners receive awards
A celebratory event has taken place to recognise the achievements of adult learners in South Gloucestershire.
The annual event was organised by South Gloucestershire Council’s...
Thousands of children take part in Summer Reading Challenge 2018
More than 5,000 children from across South Gloucestershire have participated in this year’s Summer Reading Challenge.
The annual event is delivered by South Gloucestershire Council...
South Gloucestershire celebrates GCSE success
Schools in South Gloucestershire are celebrating success in their GCSE results.
Early indications show an improving trend across all schools, with John Cabot Academy (Kingswood)...
South Gloucestershire celebrates A-level success
Early indications for A-level results suggest that it has been another successful year for schools in South Gloucestershire.
Overall, schools in the area are showing...
School improvements awarded funding
South Gloucestershire Council’s Cabinet has approved over £4.8 million in new and amended schemes that are funded through the capital programme, including a new...
Pupils enjoy Aerospace museum school visits
Thanks to funding from South Gloucestershire Council, pupils from schools across the area have been enjoying educational visits at the Aerospace museum to help...
South Gloucestershire Council welcomes the announcement of a new Special Free...
South Gloucestershire Council Cabinet Member for Schools, Skills and Employment, Councillor Toby Savage, welcomed the announcement of the new Special Free School on the...
Winterbourne Medieval Barn awarded £936,600 in National Lottery funding
A project to help secure the future of Winterbourne’s Medieval Barn has taken a major step forward thanks to a £936,600 grant from the...
All staff are proud to work in Kingswood primary school, say...
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Primary School in Kingswood had a short Ofsted inspection on February 20 and inspectors say the school continues to...
Council to undertake Masterplanning Exercise on the future of Grange School...
We are undertaking a masterplanning exercise to help shape the future of the former Grange school site in Warmley. In doing so, we will...
South Gloucestershire Council apprentice shortlisted for award
It’s National Apprenticeship Week, as well as International Women’s Day today, and we are proud that one of our apprentice engineers has been recognised...
Fantasy fiction novel scoops Concorde Book Award 2018
Fantasy fiction novel ‘Shadow Magic’ has been chosen as the 2018 winner of South Gloucestershire’s literature prize for young people the Concorde Book Award.
Author...
Primary school vows to improve quality of teaching and learning following...
A head teacher and the governing body at a Yate primary school say they are determined to improve the quality of teaching and learning...
South Gloucestershire Council Cabinet agrees 2018/19 Budget
South Gloucestershire Council is proposing to spend almost £216 million on services next year, according to the Budget agreed today (Monday 5 February, 2018)....
South Gloucestershire launches 12 week consultation on new Local Plan
South Gloucestershire Council has begun a 12 week consultation as it develops a new Local Plan. This is a key planning document in shaping...
Help shape services for children and young people with special educational...
We are encouraging South Gloucestershire residents to give their views on a draft strategy which will help us plan what services for children and...
Ofsted Success for Bailey’s Court Primary School
Staff and pupils at Bailey’s Court Primary School in Bradley Stoke are celebrating after receiving a very successful report from schools inspector Ofsted.
Inspectors visited...