HTAE learners enjoying brand new IT suite
Post-16 learners in Hull will have access to brand new IT facilities this academic year thanks to the creation of new classrooms in east Hull.
Two modular buildings have been … More
Education and Learning
Hull Trinity House Academy set to start new school year at newly refurbished site
Work to transform the former site of Endeavour School on Beverley Road in Hull has been completed.
The building has been fully refurbished to make way for Hull Trinity House … More
First Family Hub to offer even more support to Hull families
The Parks Children’s Centre is becoming the first children’s centre in Hull to be rebranded as one of the new Family Hubs, offering even more support to local children and … More
New Skills Bootcamps to open for higher-paying sustainable jobs
Training that will lead to guaranteed interviews for higher paid jobs is on the way thanks to Hull Training and Adult Education (HTAE) securing over £2m from the government.
Of … More
All welcome to celebrate Avenues Centre’s 135th anniversary
Families in Hull can learn more about the history of The Avenues Adult Education Centre as the building celebrates its 135th anniversary this weekend.
The listed Victorian building on … More
Duck, duck, go! Pupils’ chance to win free swim at new outdoor heated lido
Schoolchildren in Hull will have the chance to show their artistic flair as part of a competition to celebrate the reopening of Albert Avenue Pools this summer.
The facility has … More
Handmade electric race cars return to Hull
Pop along to West Park next month for the chance to see the next Lewis Hamilton in action as primary school children test their handmade racing cars around the MKM … More
Amazing Hull social workers honoured by the British Association of Social Workers
Social workers across Hull City Council’s Children and Family Services have been honoured as one of the ‘Amazing Social Workers’ being celebrated for World Social Work Month.
Many individuals and … More
A seat fit for a King! St Mary’s College to have their illustrated bench displayed in London for the King’s coronation
St Mary’s College has been chosen to have their own illustrated bench created and displayed at the Tower of London during the King’s Coronation celebrations in May.
They were one … More
Visit the council’s HTAE team at careers event
Come and meet the team from Hull Training and Adult Education (HTAE) at next week’s Skills Hull and East Riding event.
Taking place on Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29th March … More
Children’s Social Worker from Hull backs region-wide campaign to inspire others to take up vital role
A Children’s Social Worker from Hull is backing a region-wide campaign during Social Work Week (20-24 March) and World Social Work Day (21 March), aimed at encouraging others to take … More
Plans for high quality sports and community facilities to be heard
Hull City Council’s Cabinet will consider major investment for Costello playing fields that will benefit sporting groups and the local community, together with a new purpose-built gym on George Street … More
Work begins to expand Northcott School to improve provision for Hull pupils with SEND
Work has begun on expanding Northcott School as Hull City Council steps up its provision for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Last year, the council announced that … More
Hull City Council Leader calls on Education Secretary to extend Free School Meals
The leader of Hull City Council, Councillor Mike Ross, has written to the Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan to call on the government to increase the number of … More
Local health, care and children’s services come together to promote Safer Sleep Week
Safer Sleep Week is an annual awareness event ran by The Lullaby Trust, to raise awareness of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and to equip parents with information on how … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – March 9
By joining our team, you will be making a tangible difference to the lives of people in Hull and working with people who are as passionate about our place and public services … More
Simple text messages could help children step on to careers ladder
• Pilot project aims to increase recruitment opportunities for pupils without family networks
• Innovative approach uses Lockdown learnings to communicate with families
• Year-long trial in Leicestershire and Hull … More
Aspiring apprentices can meet top Hull employers at open event
Hull Training and Adult Education (HTAE) are inviting aspiring apprentices to come along to an open event to mark National Apprenticeship Week.
The Meet the Employer Apprenticeship Open Event takes … More
Young people invited to take part in competition to celebrate neurodiversity
Hull City Council will be marking Neurodiversity Celebration Week by inviting young people in Hull to take part in a creative competition that celebrates neurodiversity.
Neurodiversity Celebration Week takes place … More
Free open day gives local children hands-on music experience
Hull’s Albemarle Music Centre is opening its doors as part of a UK first to encourage children to pick up and play their first musical instrument on Saturday 4 February.… More
Unlock the mysteries of Ancient Egypt in new FREE exhibitions at the Ferens
Ferens Art Gallery are delighted to announce an Ancient Egypt season this Spring/Summer 2023.
Featuring two free exhibitions supported by a dedicated programme for schools and public events, the season … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – January 19
Looking for a change in career? There are many job vacancies at Hull City Council that can make a positive difference to the people of Hull.
Discover a selection of … More
Mayor of Futaba-machi visits Hull
The Mayor of Futaba-machi in Japan, Mr Shiro Izawa, along with former Hull English teacher, Anthony Ballard, have visited Hull to talk about how a natural disaster in their country … More
Families urged to follow simple steps to reduce spread of illness in Hull schools
Schools in Hull are looking forward to welcoming pupils back this week.
With flu, Covid and scarlet fever circulating, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is reminding people to follow … More
5 things in Hull to look forward to in 2023
As another year ends, it’s time to look ahead and see what Hull has in store for the new year. Here’s a selection of things in Hull to look forward … More
Job vacancies at Hull City Council – December 22
Want to start next year with a new career? There are many job vacancies at Hull City Council that can make a positive difference to the people of Hull.
Discover … More
Primary pupil designs Hull City Council Christmas card
Hull City Council Leader, Councillor Mike Ross and Chief Executive, Matt Jukes, have picked the winning design for the Council’s e-Christmas card, following judging 147 entries from primary school pupils … More
Hull primary school children’s once-in-lifetime London experience
Cloud services provider Giacom has given primary school children from Hull an unforgettable experience in London.
Giacom is a Gold sponsor of Hull and East Yorkshire (HEY) Children’s University, which … More
Hull’s new Young Mayor is selected
Young People in Hull have selected the city’s fourth Young Mayor.
Amaya Newman from Ron Dearing UTC was appointed following a selection day attended by 16 young people. The young … More
Malet Lambert opens Jane Disbrey Hall as the school celebrates 90 years of education
The new extension to Malet Lambert School has officially opened.
The sports hall extension has been named Jane Disbrey Hall, after the well-loved former Headteacher.
The hall is a multi-functional … More
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