A Salford-based artist hopes that the government scrapping EBacc is the start of a journey to bringing creativity back into school curriculums.
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Work begins on £24m acoustics building at Salford University
Building work has started on a new £24 million acoustics research, testing and teaching facility at the University of Salford. […]
Salford ranked third highest in improvement in GCSE results across the country
Salford has achieved the third-highest improvement in GCSE results nationwide as 215 more people passed their secondary-level exams. The number […]
5000 members join Salford Youth Zone after series of inaugural events
Salford Youth Zone opened its doors on Belvedere Road, Pendleton, on 5th July this year, but has proved a smash hit with local young people.
Salford community group holds first free English assessments for refugees
A Salford community group has held their first free English assessment for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers looking to learn […]
One in four year 6 children in Salford classified as obese
One in four children in their final year of primary school in Salford is obese, new figures have revealed. Data […]
Salford businesses urged to embrace AI at free workshop
Salford City College group are hosting a free AI workshop today in the Business Centre at Frontier House. The event […]
Salford toddlers wanted for research into noise pollution
Parents of toddlers are being asked to help Salford research into the impact of noise on child development. Salford University […]
Parents of SEND Children in Salford urged to share views in survey
Salford Parent Carer Forum is calling on parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to share their […]
Free preschool sessions launched in Salford
Free preschool sessions are being offered to parents in Swinton and Pendleton to get their little ones ready for school, […]
























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