Bosses at a Salford school have said they are committed to ‘rapid improvement’ after receiving a termination notice following a […]
Education
“Fishing can help with mental health” – Salford children offered new fishing scheme
A scheme in Salford is offering children the opportunity to see just how rewarding and relaxing fishing can be. Five […]
Salford charity aims to bridge digital divide with free computer classes
A Salford charity is offering free computer classes to bridge the digital divide at Langworthy Cornerstone. Sovereign House GH started […]
From Syria to Salford – The young businesswoman creating digital workshops for refugees
A Salford-based businesswoman is using her experiences after leaving Syria to create digital literacy workshops for refugees and asylum seekers. […]
“First in the North West”- Salford primary school take part in diabetes screening research
Pupils at a Broughton primary school are taking part in diabetes screening research to identify those at higher risk of […]
Increased university fees could deter working-class students
Students across Salford will see changes to England’s tuition fees and maintenance loans, as they rise in line with inflation. […]
Drop in reading standards spurs new Salford child literacy project
Almost a third of 11-year-olds in Salford are leaving primary school without required reading skills as the popularity of books […]
Ten-year reading project introduced to boost literacy skills in Salford
A new 10-year reading partnership has been launched in Salford to improve literacy after it was revealed that two in […]
Salford school rated ‘inadequate’ by Ofsted in recent inspection
A Salford school has been declared ‘inadequate’ following a recent Ofsted inspection. Arbour Academy, which is part of the Kings […]
Lledr Hall celebrates 50 years of supporting Salford’s youth
This marked the celebration of 50 years of Lledr Hall, as the council encourage residents to visit the outdoor education […]
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