FREE SUMMER RESIDENTIAL BREAKS FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN IN TEESSIDE
Daisy Chain, the Teesside-based charity, which supports autistic children, young people and adults, is providing free residential breaks to its…
First class finish for pharmacy student who helped with Covid vaccine rollout
A pharmacy student from Sunderland, who helped vaccinate thousands of housebound people during the coronavirus pandemic, says it is a…
Prudhoe primary school teacher wins DfE award for excellence in STEM
A teacher at St Matthew’s Catholic Primary School in Prudhoe, part of the Bishop Wilkinson Catholic Education Trust, has been…
Britney Spears: Toxic psychological impact of conservatorship
Pop star Britney Spears has been making headlines across the world after launching a blistering attack on the “abusive” conservatorship…
Class of 2021: From Sunderland to Vietnam – Adam goes international
After spending more than 10 years studying and working at the University of Sunderland, Adam McDade is moving on. But…
5 Ways to Become a Professional Writer for Students
Many people believe that the profession of a writer is truly amazing: authors create their own worlds, their names are…
Easing back into socialising post pandemic
As lock down begins to ease across the UK, many are suffering from social anxiety so it’s important to sustain…
Outdoor partnership supports students young and older
Mud pies and fresh eggs are on the menu at a Doncaster primary school thanks to the hard work of…
Students are Pride of the town
Schoolchildren celebrated diversity with pride as they presented their creative efforts to dignitaries in the form of dance and art.…
Ripon Grammar appoints new student leaders
The North’s leading state school has appointed new officers to lead the student body following a challenging year in education.…
Girl Power: Cameryn accelerates towards dream engineering career
“If there’s something you’re good at, why let stereotypes stop you?” That’s the message 21-year-old Computer Science student Cameryn Watson…
Schools need more resources for recycling education says BRP’s MD Jason Elliott
Yorkshire-based British Recycled Plastic says schools are doing a great job at educating pupils on recycling, but have limited resources…
Students thank vaccine volunteers with tea and cake
REWARDING volunteers proved to be a piece of cake for hard working students who thanked them for their vaccination efforts…
Best Tips for Managing Technology for Your Family
Technology has become a big part of our life. With the advancement of it, everyone is getting busy because it…
Richmond players make their mark in county cricket
Four young cricketers are making a name for themselves on the North Yorkshire field after securing places in the Under…