UNICEF deems Liverpool a ‘Child Friendly City’
Recognition for children’s rights work Liverpool has achieved international recognition as a UNICEF Child Friendly City. The prestigious recognition acknowledges the progress Liverpool has...
Recognition for children’s rights work Liverpool has achieved international recognition as a UNICEF Child Friendly City. The prestigious recognition acknowledges the progress Liverpool has...
St Bernard’s Roman Catholic Primary & Nursery School, Ellesmere Port, recently hosted its inaugural science fair. It welcomed pupils, families, staff, governors, and members...
Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic High School, Skelmersdale, recently brought Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Jr. to the stage. They entertained audiences with...
St John Bosco Arts College, Croxteth, recently honoured students’ achievements both academically and interpersonally at its annual prize-giving day ceremonies. The event took place...
As we enter the school summer holidays, one in eight families say they would struggle to buy even basic summer essentials such as suncream...
Yesterday [Thursday, 16 July] the Department for Education published the latest Key Stage 2 attainment figures. It also announced its plans to launch an...
Celebrating unity across the trust The All Saints Multi Academy Trust community recently came together at the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral for its third annual...
Rainford High’s Year 8 rugby league team has made school sporting history. They have been crowned National Champions for the second consecutive year, completing...
Earlier this week [Wednesday, 15 July] the UK Government announced new measures aimed at better protecting 16- and 17-year-olds online. The rules include default...
Schools and colleges across England could save an estimated £220 million on energy bills over the lifetime of the solar panels through the government’s...