Slow and steady wins the race!
KS1 students acted out the story The Tortoise and the Hare.
KS1 students acted out the story The Tortoise and the Hare.
As part of our work to help students understand the Service 'World Ready' vision, students at Harlescott have been creating art work for a new display explaining the meaning of each letter.
Students from Harlescott Education Centre visited Shrewsbury’s town centre to see the Knife Angel where artist Alfie Bradley has created the sculpture from 10,000 surrendered blades.
Students at Harlescott Education Centre took part in a sponsored walk to raise money for the Harry Johnson Trust.
The children at Harlescott Education Centre find out about the role dogs play in the police
Students from HEC learnt about the importance of staying safe on the roads.
Key Stage 4 students at Bridgnorth Centre have recently had the opportunity to take a little time out and explore the Art of Origami while chatting informally to staff.
The children at Harlescott Education Centre enjoyed a visit from Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service.
The Six Day Provision group at HEC have embarked on a journey towards being more resilient with the Pathways to Resilience programme.
At Bridgnorth Centre Safer Internet Day 2026 was marked with a range of activities.
Ludlow Centre participates in the national Safer Internet Day learning opportunity.
From peacekeeping in Ukraine to a new Marks and Spencer in Ludlow - Stuart Anderson M.P. for South Shropshire attended Bridgnorth Education Centre to discuss a range of issues.