This website is run by Nottingham City Council's Children's Services and is used to communicate with staff working in city schools. Information about education in Nottingham City for parents and the general public is available on Nottingham City Council's website: www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk
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Construction work begins on new city schools
Work begins this week on the construction of Nottingham Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme.
The first turf will be cut today (Monday, 7 July 7) on the site of the new special school (Centre of Excellence) the Oak Field School and Specialist Sports College at Bilborough, one of three schools being rebuilt or remodelled as part of the BSF programme. Pupils from all the schools will join Councillor David Mellen, Nottingham City Council’s Portfolio Holder for Children’s Services, to break the ground at the Bilborough campus. (7th July 2008)
Elms Primary & Nursery School
Calling all old pupils, staff, governors and friends of Elms. We would like to invite you to attend our open afternoon on Friday, July 4th 3.30pm until 6pm. Come and join us in celebrating the life of our school, meet up with long lost friends, reminisce about the happy times we spent at Elms. Entertainment & Refreshments available. (1st July 2008)
Emmanuel School on the move!
The Nottingham Emmanuel Church of England School has moved. Click on the link above to view the new contact details for the school. (27th June 2008)
City Council signs contract worth £90 million
Financial Close has been reached today on the multi million pound Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme which will revolutionise education in Nottingham by introducing cutting edge technology to classroom and creating 21st century buildings. (16th June 2008)
 Nottingham Schools Internet Service Changes
As you may already be aware, the service provider responsible for delivering services to the East Midlands Broadband Consortium (EMBC) has changed from Fujitsu Services to Synetrix. The new contract for this service began on the 1st of April 2008. (1st May 2008)
Become a school governor and make a difference!
We currently have vacancies for parent governors, Local Authority governors and Community governors. (8th Apr 2008)
 Nottingham pupils to get computers at home
Nottingham teenagers who don’t have a computer at home could be given one to help them with school work thanks to the Computers for Pupils scheme. Nottingham City Council has received £1.8 million Government funding to provide computers or laptops with internet access to at least 2,200 secondary school pupils in the City. (19th Feb 2008)
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