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Music sessions for Guernsey pupils with additional needs (opens the original)
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A new music initiative designed to support pupils with additional learning needs has been launched in Guernsey. Pupils from Le Rondin School will take part in the programme, called Music Makers, which has been launched by the Guernsey Youth Commission and Guernsey Music Centre with sponsorship from law firm Collas Crill. Organisers said it had been tailored for children with neurodiversity, physical disabilities and communication differences in an inclusive environment. The youth commission's ch
Bumblebee project seeking to 'turn the tide' for rare UK species (opens the original)
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A project is under way to try and help one of the UK's "most threatened" species of bumblebee. The Bumblebee Conservation Trust is leading a £907,000 three-year scheme alongside the University of Cambridge to recover the Moss carder species. It said the initiative would focus on landscapes across Cornwall's coastal grasslands, dunes and heathland as well as grazing marshes and sea walls in Kent and the upland fringe landscape of the North Pennines. During the project, the trust said it would wor
Survey for Jersey children to include social media for first time (opens the original)
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A survey for young people on topics including health, wellbeing, school life and social media is set to open in October. Statistics Jersey said the survey would be offered to students from Year 4 to Year 12 and would run from 5 to 16 October. It said the 2026 Children and Young People's Survey was voluntary, anonymous and could be completed online. Officials said it would be the first time the survey would ask participants about social media apps and generative AI tools, including how often they
Cornwall's Carn to Cove celebrates 25 years of rural arts touring (opens the original)
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A touring arts scheme has marked 25 years of bringing music and theatre to rural areas of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Creative Kernow's rural touring scheme, Carn to Cove, marked the milestone at an event at Perranporth Memorial Hall on Friday, joined by founders, promoters, performers and rural touring leaders. Founder and former Creative Kernow director, Ross Williams, said he was "really proud" of the scheme's quarter-century success. Culture and place manager at Creative Kernow, Louise
Hot and dry weather could lead to butterfly 'population crash' (opens the original)
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Butterfly and day-flying moth numbers recorded across Devon and Cornwall this summer have been "very good" - but experts fear prolonged hot and dry weather could lead to a decline. Nearly 5,000 people took part in the Butterfly Conservation's 2026 big butterfly count in Devon, recording 77,151 insects during the three-week count. It said nearly 3,000 people took part in Cornwall, spotting 47,712. Professor Richard Fox, head of science at the conservation, said adult butterflies loved hot weather
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