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Priestley student Lavinia takes views to Europe
A STUDENT from Warrington’s Priestley College has taken the views of young people from the UK all the way to the European Parliament.
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Kings Leadership students to benefit from pioneering mental health programme
STUDENTS at Warrington’s Kings Leadership Academy are to benefit from a pioneering mental health programme to improve student wellbeing.
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High school’s end-of-year Summer Fest
CULCHETH High School hosted its second CHS Summer Fest as an end-of-year reward for eligible students.
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Boteler CE High School helps break a world record
WARRINGTON’S Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School has helped break a Guinness World Record.
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Lymm High School modernisation project receives major boost from PTA
THE modernisation of the main hall at Lymm High School has received a major boost with a donation of £12,000 from the PTA.
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Council expanding special educational needs provision
WARRINGTON Borough Council is expanding its Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) provision, following an annual assessment to review school capacity and pupil needs.
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Council confirms misunderstanding and pleased University remains committed to Time Square
WARRINGTON Borough Council has today confirmed a misunderstanding over plans by the University of Chester to vacate the Time Square development.
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MP praises life-changing work of Willow Green college
WARRINGTON South MP Sarah Hall has praised the life-changing work of Willow Green CIO after visiting the charity’s college site to see its supported internship programmes in action and meet young adults making strides towards employment and independence.
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MP Celebrates Environmental Award at Evelyn Street Primary
WARRINGTON South MP Sarah Hall visited Evelyn Street Primary School to present pupils with their official Eco-Schools Green Flag and to celebrate the school’s recent Gold Award from the Woodland Trust’s Green Tree Schools programme.
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University denies it is considering quitting Time Square
THE University of Chester has denied a report which suggested it was considering quitting its premises in Warrington’s Time Square.
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