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Laptops for Kids scoops prestigious award
THE partnership between Laptops for Kids and Warrington Borough Council has won a prestigious High Sheriff of Cheshire Award.
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Boteler chess players run into tough opposition
MEMBERS of the chess club at Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School travelled to Bolton to take part in the English Chess Federation Schools u19 tournament at Bolton School.
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Kids Planet launches Forest School sessions
PRESCHOOL children at Kids Planet Lymm and Kids Planet Warrington have begun a Forest School programme in Dunham Massey.
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Talented athletes given a sporting chance at Priestley
WARRINGTON’S Priestley College is leading the way in supporting talented athletes in England after receiving a new accreditation.
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Evelyn Street Primary leads the regional push for great schools
A NEW chapter in the professional development of teachers and school leaders across the region has begun – with Warrington’s Evelyn Street Primary school at its heart.
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Historic moment as Sir Thomas Boteler rated a “Good” school by Ofsted
PUPILS and staff at Sir Thomas Boteler Church of England High School in Warrington are celebrating after being graded a ‘Good’ school in a recent Ofsted Inspection.
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Silver medal for gymnast Charlotte
A WARRINGTON gymnast picked up a silver medal after a finely-balanced performance at the Acrobatic IDP British Finals.
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NHS charity supports World Mental Health Day schools project
WARRINGTON primary schools took part in all sorts of activities around World Mental Health Day this year supported by Warrington & Halton Teaching Hospitals’ Charity.
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College construction centre granted Cabinet approval for £3.66m funding
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s Cabinet has approved the business case to support the delivery of an Advanced Construction & Civil Engineering (ACCE) Centre as part of the Warrington Town Deal.
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“Mini-police” go on patrol to help keep town a nice place to live
SCHOOL children from Warrington have become “Minia-police” on the beat to help keep Bewsey and Whitecross a nice place for residents to live.
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