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Callands Primary improvements praised by Ofsted inspectors
Ofsted Inspectors have praised Callands Community Primary School following a recent inspection.
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MP visits eleven schools as part of Parliament Week
Charlotte Nichols, Labour MP for Warrington North, has spent UK Parliament Week visiting schools across her constituency to speak to children about her role as an MP and answer all of their varied questions.
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What students can learn from local community initiatives
Community events have an incredible way of bringing people together while offering valuable learning experiences, especially for young minds. The…
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College prepares to welcome prospective students for final open evening of the academic year
Warrington & Vale Royal College has welcomed hundreds of Year 11 pupils and their families to this year’s Open Evenings, and is getting ready to open the doors for its final Open Evening of the academic year at Warrington campus on Wednesday 20th November.
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Thriving in college admissions: tips for a competitive process
The college admissions process has transformed over the years into a high-stakes competition. For today’s students, gaining admission to a top school requires more than good grades and test scores.
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Local school named winner at the prestigious Educate Awards
Birchwood Community High School was honoured with ‘Leadership Team of the Year’ at the Educate Awards on Friday, 15 November.
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The rise of AI-Generated content: boon or bane for writers?
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made huge strides, with systems like ChatGPT showing an amazing ability to generate human-like text on demand. Now that AI text generation tools are becoming more advanced and available, writers and content creators have a lot of questions to ask.
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Service of Remembrance at Boteler CE High School
THE annual Service of Remembrance at Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School included performances by students leading to the Two Minutes Silence at 11am.
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Plans approved to transform Peace Centre into Special Educational Needs facility
PLANS have been approved to transform the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Peace Centre in Warrington into a Special Educational Needs centre for students aged 16 and above at a cost of £9 million.
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Warrington special school in running for competition windfall
A Warrington special school has appealed for the public’s support as it aims to win top prize in a national competition, enabling significant improvements to its services.
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