Dorothy Stringer School News Today

The Attitude to Learning scheme, at Dorothy Stringer School in Brighton, awards pupils scores based on criteria including respect, creativity and resilience.

Badly behaved pupils are being forced to the back of the canteen queue at break times in a move branded “Dickensian” by parents.

A campaign group fighting for greater educational equality in Brighton and Hove has backed council plans to give pupils receiving free school meals…

A girl with cancer whose story went all the way to Parliament has today received her GCSEs.

A campaigner accused Brighton and Hove City Council of embarking on a multimillion-pound programme to “gender neutralise toilets” in schools.

Thousands of children across Sussex will miss school tomorrow as schools are hit by strike action.

THE cast of an award-winning musical are celebrating after their soundtrack reached number one. The soundtrack to the hit musical Fiver was released on Friday, March 5 and went straight to the number one spot on the iTunes Soundtrack chart. Fiver The Live Concert Recording is made up of performances from three live-stream concert versions of the show which took place in November last year. WE DID IT! We are number 1 in the iTunes Soundtrack charts ���� thank you to everyone who ...

THE tragic death of restaurant owner Sue Addis earlier this month sent shockwaves through the community of Brighton and Hove – and beyond. The Argus opened an online book of condolence and heartfelt tributes have poured in from people from all walks of life. We are publishing some of them here today and will be publishing more tomorrow. Sue, 69, who ran Donatello in The Lanes and Pinocchio in New Road, Brighton, was found dead at her Withdean home on January 7. Former Brighton and Hove ...

A YOUNG photographer’s poignant shot of Venice has been awarded a top photography prize. Brighton-born photographer Joe Habben was announced the winner of the A Climate In Change category at the Earth Photo Awards. The international competition is held jointly between the Royal Geographical Society and Forestry England. 24-year-old Joe Habben attended Dorothy Stringer School in Brighton. The 24-year-old’s entry, In Moleca, was taken in Venice during a period of exceptionally high tide...