Council invests £66 million in North Tyneside’s future
Residents in North Tyneside are benefitting from an ambitious multi-million pound programme of investment that has improved the borough with…
IT(s) time for apprentice talent
CALIBRE Secured Networks Ltd works closely with public and private schools, local authorities and businesses to ensure that their IT…
Warkworth school children create memories
Year four pupils who are leaving their first school to go to middle school have had fun creating lasting memories…
Sunderland student engineer careers advice
GIRLS from two Sunderland schools have been given first hand experience of what a career in engineering can offer, after…
Primary school pupils raise the temperature in debating contest
On the day that Britain learned the outcome of one of the biggest debates in its history, primary school children…
Award-winning Tees training business responds to “frustration” with new after-school course
The CEO of Middlesbrough-based Sound Training, Claire Preston, has expressed her frustration that more Teesside students are not being given…
Youngsters go for gold at the Riverside
Two hundred and fifty sports mad youngsters have been keeping the spirit of the 2012 London Olympics alive at an…
Middlesbrough Pupils taking part in Walk to School Week
PUPILS at two Middlesbrough primary schools are putting their best foot forward and taking part in Walk to School Week.
Three rural County Durham schools to share headteacher
Durham County Council is to keep three rural schools open, with a shared headteacher, following discussions with educators.
Views sought on school proposals
Families in South Stanley are being asked for their views on proposed changes to their local infant and junior schools.
Labour to put resolution to Redcar and Cleveland Council proposing “Community Campaign” against local school privatisation
The Labour Group on Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council have submitted a resolution, due to be debated at the next…
Cabinet to discuss school merger proposals
Plans to merge three schools into a single primary school run from two existing sites will be discussed by councillors.
Mayoral candidate says North East schools let down by low aspirations
North East mayoral candidate, Jeremy Middleton, used a speech to a group of young people to call for an end…
North Yorkshire achieves high score with school places
Nine out of ten parents in North Yorkshire (90.42%) secured their first secondary school preference for their child, higher than…