Go-karts to speed through city centre in Hull Street Race
The countdown is on as Hull prepares to host the UK’s first closed road electric car event.
The Hull Street Race will see teams of young people from across the … More
Education and Learning
New special educational needs provision could be rolled out across Hull
A new provision for children with special educational needs – the first of its kind in Hull – has opened at Bricknell Primary School.
And the provision could be replicated … More
Do you have what it takes to be Hull’s next Young Mayor?
The search is on for Hull’s next Young Mayor.
The Young Mayor represents young people in the city, acting for their opinions rather than for a political party.
Last year, … More
The card that makes it easier and cheaper for young people to travel
Enterprising youngsters have created a travel card making it easier and cheaper for young people to travel around the region.
The KAT Card, created by Hull’s Young People’s Parliament (HYPP), … More
Council secures funding to build school for 125 pupils with severe learning difficulties
Hull City Council has secured funding to build a brand new free school for pupils with severe learning difficulties (SLD).
The successful bid, made to the Department of Education, means … More
Top 5 reasons to try an apprenticeship
Ever considered an apprenticeship?
Hull Training & Adult Education’s apprenticeship scheme offers work-based learning and development opportunities designed around the needs of apprentices and employers – and is available to … More
Hull’s young people have their say at UK Youth Parliament elections
Hull’s Guildhall will once again be a hub of democracy for young people today (7 March) at this year’s UK Youth Parliament elections.
The UK Youth Parliament gives young people … More
How new apprentices are bringing passion to business in Hull
National Apprenticeship Week 2019 is helping apprentices to blaze a trail in Hull.
The campaign celebrates the impact of apprenticeships on people, companies and the economy.
This year’s theme is … More
Huge skills event in Hull to help prospects of thousands young people
A huge interactive skills event will take place at the Bonus Arena in Hull tomorrow and on Wednesday.
Skills Humber, the region’s largest careers and skills event, is designed to … More
More pupils allocated their first choice secondary school
The number of secondary school children allocated their first preference school has increased.
It is the third time in consecutive years that the percentage of children receiving their first choice … More
Plans approved to demolish Broadacre Primary School and replace with new facility
Plans have been approved to demolish Broadacre Primary School and replace it with a purpose-build primary school.
It will provide an additional 210 pupil places for children in the North … More
How to gain more confidence as a parent
A set of free online guides to help good parents become great parents is available to those caring for children.
‘Understanding your child’ guides help Hull parents, grandparents and carers … More
First names announced for 2019 Big Malarkey Festival
The first names for this year’s Big Malarkey Festival, Hull’s annual children’s literature festival, have been announced.
The announcement follows the festival securing funding from Arts Council England and James … More
University of Hull in six-year partnership with Team GB
The University of Hull has become the first university to be an official partner of Team GB.
The exclusive six-year partnership will cover the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympic … More
Hull to host first Anti-Bullying Summit
HeadStart Hull is leading the fight against bullying and will host the city’s first Anti-Bullying Summit on Thursday 22 November at The Guildhall.
Funded by the Big Lottery Fund, HeadStart … More
Launch of online guides for parents
Children do not come with instructions or a handbook! ‘Understanding Your Child’ is a new set of free online guides with useful hints, tips and support from pregnancy through to … More
Council supports city’s care leavers
Care Leavers Week is taking place between Monday 22 and Friday 26 October and Hull City Council is using this week to highlight its support to the city’s care leavers.… More
New Head of Hull Music Service returns to city to start role
James Dickinson, the new Head for the award-winning Hull Music Service will start his new role on Monday 15 October.
Formerly the head of the Head of Hertfordshire Music Service … More
Hull’s school pupils encouraged to chat at Talking Tables
To coincide with World Mental Health Day on Wednesday 10 October, some of Hull’s secondary schools will launch Talking Tables, a Public Health initiative to encourage people to strike up … More
Inspirational messages to be placed on Hull Marina
The ‘You are not alone’ mental health campaign designed by HeadStart Hull’s young volunteers is to be extended.
To coincide with World Suicide Prevention Day on Monday 10 September the … More
Keeping labour local as school improvement works continue across the city
More than 95 per cent of local labour is being used to complete some of Hull City Council’s key education projects across the city.
Although schools are closed for the … More
Council congratulates students on improved GCSE results
Thousands of young people across Hull collected their GCSE results yesterday (Thursday 23 August), with more options than ever before open to 16-year-olds.
Provisional results released by Hull City Council … More
Parenting courses to start
A number of free parenting courses to explore techniques and approaches to leading a healthy family lifestyle are taking place at venues across the city.
The HENRY (Health, Exercise and … More
Council appoints new head of Hull Music Service
Hull City Council is pleased to announce the appointment of its new Head for the award-winning Hull Music Service.
James Dickinson, currently the Head of Hertfordshire Music Service and Chair … More
Big Malarkey Festival to host mental health workshop
Children aged 12 to 16 will have the chance to take part in creative writing workshop to manage mental health at this years Big Malarkey Festival in East Park on … More
Council responds to parents concerns about the future of Hull Music Service
Hull City Council has responded to the concerns of parents following the release of a statement from the St Cuthberts Trust – Music and Arts Academy referencing its intent to … More
Teenage pregnancies in Hull continues to hit all-time low
The rate of teenage pregnancies in Hull has continued to hit an all-time low, according to new government figures released today.
Pregnancies in girls aged under 18 in Hull have … More
‘You are not alone’: new mental health campaign launches with creative soundscape on Humber Bridge
A new mental health campaign designed by HeadStart Hull’s young volunteers will launch on Tuesday 27 March with a creative and emotive soundscape over the Humber Bridge.
HeadStart is an … More
Plans for three further childrens homes given go-ahead
Hull City Councils Cabinet have today (Monday 26 March) approved plans to deliver three new childrens homes in Hull.
The Council will now progress plans to build three further childrens … More
More pupils allocated their first choice secondary school place
The number of secondary school children allocated their first preference school has continued to increase.
This year, 83.04 per cent of children have been allocated their first preference school, compared … More
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