Schools/colleges

A PUBLIC speaking competition for youngsters has been held in Gerrards Cross.
The Rotary Club of Gerrards Cross and Chalfont St Peter organised the event, which was held at St Mary's School in Packhorse Road on January 29.

SCHOOLS across Bucks have been forced to close for the second day running as the big freeze continues to hit the county.
No chances are being taken with more snow and heavy ice making driving and walking conditions treacherous.
For a full list of school closure click here.

SCHOOLS across Bucks have been forced to close for the second day running as the big freeze continues to hit the county.
No chances are being taken with more snow and heavy ice making driving and walking conditions treacherous.
For a full list of school closure click here.

SCHOOLS have been forced to close in Bucks after heavy snowfall in the county overnight.
More snow is predicted throughout Wednesday by the Met Office as county council gritters take to the road.
For a full list click here.
Send us your snowy pictures. Email gregburns@trinitysouth.co.uk.

SCHOOLS have been forced to close in Bucks after heavy snowfall in the county overnight.
More snow is predicted throughout Wednesday by the Met Office as county council gritters take to the road.
For a full list click here.
Send us your snowy pictures. Email gregburns@trinitysouth.co.uk.

SCHOOLS across Bucks have been forced to close today after the county was covered in heavy snowfall overnight.
Roads have been affected and journeys made more hazardous by the conditions forcing many schools to close a day early for Christmas term.
To see the full list click here
Gritters have been despatched to Chesham and Amersham to try and ease driving conditions.

CHILDREN in Gerrards Cross school got a shock this week when a group of soldiers descended on their school in a tank.
Pupils at Gayhurst School in Bull Lane were visited by the Blues and Royals regiment, who brought a Scimitar tank along with them.

CHILDREN and staff at a Gerrards Cross school have been celebrating after raising more £10,000 for charity.
Kingscote School in Oval Way have been able to make £10,000 for the Hearing Dogs for Deaf People charity thanks to a number of fund raising activities over the past few months.

On Friday 20th March, a team of four parents was invited from each local school to participate in the Gerrards Cross and Chalfonts - Schools' Invitational.

Eleven year old boys and their parents in south Bucks are facing a nail-biting wait on grammar school waiting lists after school offers last week were limited to significantly smaller areas than last year.
Bucks County Council has said that more children than usual passed the 11-plus exam this year.