Editing Cornwall (section)

==Education==
{{see also|List of schools in Cornwall}}
[[File:Falmouth University.jpg|thumb|[[Falmouth University]], [[Penryn, Cornwall|Penryn]]]]
[[File:Lizard, Landewednack Primary School - geograph.org.uk - 1837825.jpg|thumb|Landewednack Primary School]]
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Over 10,000 students attend Cornwall's two universities, [[Falmouth University]] and the [[University of Exeter]] (including [[Camborne School of Mines]]). Falmouth University is a specialist [[public university]] for the creative industries and arts, while the University Of Exeter has two campuses in Cornwall, Truro and [[Penryn Campus|Penryn]], the latter shared with Falmouth. Penryn campus is home to educational departments such as the rapidly growing Centre for Ecology and [[Conservation biology|Conservation]] (CEC), the Environment and Sustainability Institute (ESI), and the [[Institute of Cornish Studies]].

Cornwall has a comprehensive education system, with 31 state and eight independent secondary schools. There are three further education colleges: [[Truro and Penwith College]], [[Cornwall College (England)|Cornwall College]] and [[Callywith College]] which opened in September 2017. The Isles of Scilly only has one school, while the former Restormel district has the highest school population, and school year sizes are around 200, with none above 270. Before the introduction of comprehensive schools there were a number of grammar schools and secondary modern schools, e.g. the schools that later became [[Sir James Smith's School]] and [[Wadebridge School]]. There are also primary schools in many villages and towns: e.g. [[St Mabyn Church of England Primary School]].