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Award-winning students seek help from local businesses
THREE Warrington students are hoping businesses will assemble to help their award-winning app become a reality.
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MP welcomes “fairer funding” for schools
A FAIRER funding formula for schools announced by chancellor George Osborne in his Autumn statement could result in a better deal for Warrington, MP David Mowat believes.
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Looking for a career in football?
WARRINGTON Town Academy is hosting an open football session for school leavers in the area who are interested in joining their 2016/17 Academy team on Friday, December 4, 8pm – 9pm at Cantilever Park, Warrington.
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Collegiate launches new “Work Shop”
WARRINGTON’S leading provider of vocational education is helping to create further opportunities for the town’s young people with a new Work Shop programme that offers apprenticeship vacancies and part-time jobs.
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Long serving governor honoured by college
HONORARY Alderman Keith Bland – former leader of the Conservative group on Warrington Borough Council and a long-serving member of Culcheth and Glazebury Parish Council, has been made a Fellow of Warrington Collegiate.
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Great Sankey High students rock!
STUDENTS from years 7-13 at Great Sankey High School are staging a production of the Queen musical “We Will Rock You”.
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Spelling contest sparks fierce rivalry
YEAR 7 pupils at Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School held an inter-form spelling competition.
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Sixth former is one of UK’s top students
A SIXTH former from Warrington’s Priestley College has been chosen as one of the UK’s outstanding students.
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UTC champion Lord Baker visits new University Technical College
WARRINGTON’S University Technical College (UTCW) received a visit today from former Conservative Education Secretary and UTC champion Lord Baker as he attended the site of the new facility being builton Dallam Lane in Warrington town centre.
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Scott heads into the unknown
PRIESTLEY College student Scott Kingsley can expect many new experiences during his gap year in Guyana.
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