Manchester pupils lack key reading skills, data shows
Manchester is the worst-performing local authority in the country for a key measure of early reading skills, according to Department
Manchester is the worst-performing local authority in the country for a key measure of early reading skills, according to Department
More money doesn’t necessarily mean success when it comes to the link between funding and student progress according to new
The deadline for parents and schoolchildren to contribute to the government’s National Curriculum Review is next week. The Curriculum and
Six nurseries have recently closed in Manchester, prompting a council committee to express concern. The Children and Young People Scrutiny
Millions of people play video games every day – but what could be considered a useless hobby could even get
As Starmer’s government kickstarts a new era of devolution, Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham is once more hoping to
Children and families with special educational needs in Greater Manchester face a postcode lottery when it comes to receiving the
With the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul on August 15, 2021, history repeated its dark side for Afghan women. The Islamic
A parliamentary report claims there is a strong link between low school attendance and low income – but the data contained in that report does not seem to back that up in the Greater Manchester region.
Less than half of the educational organisations in Greater Manchester took advantage of a government scheme that provides free period
The North West had the lowest percentage of young children with a good level of development for the past two
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