After making and selling dozens of Bee Bombs to fellow Guides and friends, Bethany chose Gift to Nature, part of Natural Enterprise, as the charity to benefit from her endeavours as they look after the countryside and green spaces locally

Kirsten has Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus, and is a full time wheelchair user, but she hasn't let that get in the way to cycling 26 miles this month for charity

Isle of Wight primary school teacher and kids interview renowned children's authors during seven hour online book festival

Due to the number of staff now having to self isolate, the school has had to close to emergency provision. Details within

The Bob Norris Award for Achievement recognises students who may not necessarily be the top performers in their year group, but who have achieved notable performance during their time at their place of study

If your work situation has changed since Covid-19 outbreak, you may qualify for free school lunches, food parcels or vouchers for your children while schools are closed. Details within

The late Director of Cultural Services for the Isle of Wight Council left part of his estate to help fund young creatives living on the Isle of Wight

Government says a range of children should return to school 1st June. IWC Cabinet member Paul Brading has told News OnTheWight he recommended they do, but that’s not the whole story

During Mental Health Awareness Week, Maria Villa Vine highlights the impact the Coronavirus outbreak is having on children and young people and where they can seek help. Details within

The planter was planned as part of a fundraising event on Go Orange Day, but given lockdown, the school decided to place it at the station to add some cheer

Cllr Paul Brading says he's so impressed with the ingenuity and resourcefulness of schools all over the Island in maintaining an interesting curriculum of learning, both at primary and secondary level