A baby play company that has branches in Salford has bagged two national awards. The franchise which specialises in baby […]
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Salford business ‘Visit from the Stork’ shares plans for new toy-recycling project
Salfordian social enterprise organisation ‘Visit from the Stork CIC’ has announced plans for a brand new project reusing and redistributing […]
Parents in Irlam are asking for a school bus to end “nightmare” commute for children
Parents from Irlam and Cadishead are calling for a direct school bus service to bring their children to school “safely and on time”. A petition set up three days ago for a school bus to be routed from Irlam and Cadishead to Culcheth High School had already received 137 signatures at the time of writing.
“More children are on the bigger side”- Salford’s child obesity is on the rise
A dance teacher has welcomed efforts to get children active in Salford where child obesity is above average and still rising. […]
“Storytelling allows them to hold on to childhood for longer.”- Salford responds to National Share-a-Story Month
This May brings National Share-a-Story Month back to life, celebrating the power of storytelling to help fulfill the Federation of Children’s Book Groups’ (FCBG) core aim of bringing children and stories together, and here’s Salford’s thoughts on it.
Nine things to do in Salford during the Easter holidays
With the Easter holidays just around the corner Salford are hosting a range of events to keep children busy. Here are the top nine including water sports, acting and Easter egg hunts.
Salford children vote for their favourite book at the Children’s Book Awards
Pupils from 10 different schools across Salford voted for their favourite book at this years’ Salford Children’s Book Award. The winner, The 1,000 Year Old Boy by Ross Welford.
“This strike is vital” – Member of Youth Parliament for Salford supports Youth Strike for Climate
Young people in Greater Manchester are planning to join a second school strike for climate on Friday as part of a global day of protest by young people to demand action against climate change. Alex Derbyshire, 17, Member of Youth Parliament for Salford, is a strong supporter of the movement.
Wood Street Mission helping “cold and hungry” children in Salford
Wood Street Mission say that many families in Salford still struggle to buy their child a school uniform, among other factors of poverty.
Daily Mile promotes health, fitness and overall well-being in Salford children
The Daily Mile, a 15-minute classroom initiative which aims to increase concentration and improve the overall health and wellbeing of our children, both physically and emotionally, seeks more Salford schools to sign up to the free program.
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