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In the first year of traditional GCSE, AS and A level exams since 2019, students in Lancashire who are waiting for their results are being reminded that help, support and advice is easily available.

Lancashire County Council is encouraging parents to check their eligibility for a range of funded early education and childcare for two-year-old children.

The achievements of six young people with autism and learning disabilities have been celebrated during a special graduation day.

Lancashire County Council has appointed Jacqui Old to the role of Executive Director of Education and Children’s Services.

A school cook from Lancashire has got through to the national final of the School Chef of the Year competition.

Plans to expand Morecambe Road School in Lancaster to are set to be agreed by cabinet next week, following the completion of a formal consultation.

Partners across Lancashire are working closely to ensure as many children as possible can access the holiday activities and food (HAF) programme this summer.

Plans to deliver a new £5.9m skills programme aimed at boosting adult numeracy in Lancashire are moving forward, with the county council's cabinet set to agree the next steps.

Councillors are set to agree a number of actions aimed at improving support for children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) in Lancashire, part of a wider strategy to bolster provision across the county.

The countdown to the Queen's Platinum Jubilee is now on and people are gearing up to mark the special weekend.

More than half of the £11.5 million Lancashire County Council spends each year to provide nutritious meals for schools and care homes is used to procure food from Lancashire, new figures have revealed.

A child cursed with bad luck, a 511-year-old with a dark secret and a group of friends who develop freaky powers are among the stories most loved by young readers in Lancashire.