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Penketh Primary celebrates successful Ofsted report
STAFF and pupils at Penketh Primary School are celebrating after the publication of a successful Ofsted report.
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£3m school expansion scheme leads to old classrooms looking “worn and damaged”
A £3 million expansion scheme has led to major discrepancies between “old” and “new” parts of a Warrington Primary School.
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380 per cent rise in children from abroad leads to shortfall of school places
AN unexpected 380 per cent increase in the number of school-aged children arriving in Warrington from abroad – driven by significant migration from Hong Kong – is contributing to a shortfall of school places.
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College adds Higher Technical Qualifications to its line-up of courses
WARRINGTON and Vale Royal College is proudly adding Higher Technical Qualifications (HTQs) to its impressive line-up of higher education courses.
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New service to improve young people’s emotional and mental health
A NEW service to improve children and young people’s emotional and mental health is being launched across all schools in Warrington.
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Ingevity donates to Woolston CE Primary School’s new Forest School
WARRINGTON-based Ingevity has donated £3,450 to Woolston CE Primary School to support the school’s new Forest School initiative.
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Special commemorative Coronation tree planted at school
PUPILS at Christ Church, Padgate took part in a tree planting ceremony to commemorate the King’s Coronation.
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Warrington teachers to get insight into a classroom career
BUDDING teachers from Warrington and the surrounding area have the opportunity to gain a detailed insight into the profession later this month.
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Schools were joint winners in knife awareness competition
TWO Warrington schools were joint winners in a Cheshire Police Operation Sceptre knife awareness competition.
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MP welcomes £3.3m investment in Warrington South schools
A £3.3m investment in Warrington South schools has been welcomed by local MP Andy Carter as part of the Government’s £2 billion increase in school funding nationally.
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