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School governors play a vital role in helping children and young people get the best possible start in life and we are appealing for new recruits to join the team.

School pupils at Heage Primary School took the classroom outdoors on Friday to plant hundreds of trees on their fields as part of Derbyshire’s Heartwood Community Forest.

Families across Derbyshire are being urged to check if they can get free school meals ahead of changes being introduced from September.

A major investment of £1 million is set to help schools across the county create more inclusive learning environments for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Dilys, who joined the county council as a catering assistant on 20 May 1976 aged 27, has worked her entire career at Fairfield Infant and Nursery School in Buxton.

Tens of thousands of new trees have been planted across Derbyshire as Derbyshire’s Heartwood Community Forest successfully completes its second planting season.

We’ve made a major investment that means more children will be able to attend their local primary schools thanks to the development of new, modern classrooms.

Pupils from a Chesterfield primary school have done their bit for nature by helping to plant 100 trees at White Hall Outdoor Education Centre.

Derbyshire Makes has cemented its place as one of the UK's most ambitious county-wide creative and cultural programmes, following a hugely successful second year that brought tens of thousands of people together to celebrate the county's heritage and creativity.

A consultation on proposals to establish an enhanced resource school for pupils with special educational needs in Glossop.