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Art students from The Marlborough Science Academy (TMSA) have unveiled a powerful new mural created in collaboration with St Albans Cathedral and renowned graffiti artist Ant Steel. The project was inspired by last year’s Cathedral exhibition focusing on the Bogside Artists’ murals from Northern Ireland, which explored the themes of conflict,...

Marketing students at Oaklands College put their skills into practice by taking on a live brief for Sunnyside Rural Trust, developing a marketing and social media campaign to champion mental health. The project, designed to mirror real‑world industry experience, challenged students to work together to research, plan, and create a series...

It’s OK To Say founder and CEO Stacey Turner, writing with Genta Lata, looks at systemic therapy When we think about mental health, we often focus on the individual - their thoughts, feelings and experiences. While these are incredibly important, our wellbeing is also shaped by the relationships and systems around...

We ask a different figure from the local community to choose 10 questions to answer from a list of 50. This week: Olesya Bean, founder and curatorial director of the OCA Gallery and Olesya Contemporary Art Ltd in Victoria Street. Portrait photo by Stephen Stamp - https://stephenstamp.com Do you speak any...

Alban City School is celebrating 14 years of a beloved figure in the school community, site manager David Edwards. Alexandra Assadian, a mother of three at the school, sat down with David to hear more about his life experiences and discover some insights into his role. For pupils, parents and staff...

Samuel Ryder Academy is celebrating an excellent outcome following its recent Ofsted inspection, with inspectors recognising the strength of the school as a community where children and young people thrive both academically and personally. This was the Academy’s first inspection under Ofsted’s new report card framework. Rather than awarding a single...

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