Education News

The entry deadline for this year’s Educate Awards is fast approaching, with entries closing on Sunday 24 June. The awards, in association with Copyrite Systems and Ricoh, was founded by Kim O’Brien in 2012. It is the largest education awards in the North West and celebrates every aspect of the school’s ...

Following the huge success of Peace Proms over the last two years, it has been announced that they will launch the Liverpool Peace Proms 2019. Peace Proms is a free music education resource for primary schools which culminates in a large-scale performance for choirs and orchestra at the Echo Arena, Liverpool ...

St Margaret Mary’s Junior School in Huyton is building its own replica of the world famous Shakespearean Globe Theatre. Inspired by the plans for the Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot and a visit to the reconstruction of Shakespeare’s Globe on the Southbank in London, the timber framed structure is being built ...

Students and familiar faces around St Helens have created a music video to reduce the stigma of mental health. Past and present students from the Tuition Service, based in the Beacon Building on College Street, have recreated the video of the 1985 hit Cry by Godley and Crème. The video is filmed ...

Over 400 local schoolchildren from Sefton and Knowsley came together to perform an unforgettable celebration of music, song and dance. Sefton & Knowsley Youth (SKY) Music Hub hosted a special musical event to celebrate Sir Henry Segrave’s world land-speed record, which took place in Southport. In March 1926, racing driver Sir Henry ...