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Cambridge Initiative Connects 150 Students Through Creative Workshops
CambridgeCommunity
12 Dec

Cambridge Initiative Connects 150 Students Through Creative Workshops

A new initiative in Cambridge has successfully connected 150 students from different schools through a series of creative workshops held on The Backs. The programme, launched in early December 2025, aims to enhance collaboration and understanding among students from varied backgrounds by engaging them in joint art and music projects.

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Cambridge Students Engage in Cultural Exchange Programme at Parker'...
CambridgeCommunity
10 Dec

Cambridge Students Engage in Cultural Exchange Programme at Parker'...

Sixty students from various Cambridge schools participated in a cultural exchange programme held on 10 December 2025 at Parker's Piece. The initiative, organised by the Cambridge Education Partnership, aimed to foster understanding among students from different backgrounds through collaborative activities, impacting the local community positively.

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Cambridge Market Initiative Unites 200 Local Schools in Collaborati...
CambridgeCommunity
9 Dec

Cambridge Market Initiative Unites 200 Local Schools in Collaborati...

A new initiative at Cambridge Market has successfully brought together 200 local schools in a collaborative programme aimed at enhancing student skills in entrepreneurship and sustainability. Launched in December 2025, the programme focuses on empowering young students with practical business knowledge and green practices, impacting over 5,000 students across Cambridge.

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Can Brain Health Research at Cambridge Inspire Lifelong Learning?

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CambridgeCommunity
1 Dec

Can Brain Health Research at Cambridge Inspire Lifelong Learning? ...

In an inspiring development, researchers at Cambridge University colleges are delving into the remarkable adaptability of the human brain. Recent studies reveal that our brains continue to evolve well into our later years, with pivotal phases at ages nine, 32, 66, and 83. This finding, based on brain scans of around 4,000 individuals aged up to 90, underscores the immense potential for lifelong learning and mental growth. By focusing on these key ages, the research encourages people of all generations to engage in learning opportunities and adopt mental exercises that can boost brain vitality and resilience. This initiative not only benefits individual well-being but also enriches the broader Cambridge community by fostering a culture of continuous education and personal development.

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How is Cambridge leading the charge in clean energy innovation?
CambridgeCommunity
30 Nov

How is Cambridge leading the charge in clean energy innovation?

Cambridge scientists have made a groundbreaking advancement in clean energy by developing artificial photosynthesis technology. This innovation has the potential to revolutionise energy production, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and inspire other communities to follow suit in creating a sustainable future.

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Is Cambridge Market Now the Leading Pioneer in Sustainable Shopping?
CambridgeEnvironment
24 Nov

Is Cambridge Market Now the Leading Pioneer in Sustainable Shopping?

Cambridge Market has transformed into a sustainable shopping hub with a diverse range of environmentally friendly products The market promotes waste reduction and educates the public about eco-friendly practices The initiative has received overwhelming positive response from the community and has attracted attention from other cities

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Is Punting on the Cam Now the Most Charitable Activity in Cambridge?
CambridgeCommunity
22 Nov

Is Punting on the Cam Now the Most Charitable Activity in Cambridge?

Local punting company in Cambridge has launched a charity initiative to donate all proceeds from their punting tours to local charities The initiative has received an overwhelmingly positive response from locals and tourists, leading to a significant increase in punt tours and thousands of pounds raised for local causes The initiative not only funds important work in Cambridge but also encourages others to get involved in supporting local initiatives

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