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SCHOOLS across Halesowen have gone green thanks to £2m funding to install solar panels and other energy efficiency measures.

St Patricks Maghera lead the way on the Ulster Schools camogie scene with 17 titles. Michael McMullan caught up with former coach Ann Kelly to look at the ori...

Die wichtigsten Neuigkeiten zur Corona-Krise im Rheinland im Newsblog. Täglich neue Informationen und Updates.

A guide to A Level education

A MONMOUTH teacher is lacing up his boots for an exciting adventure in the world of football with Premier League champions Manchester City.

John Locke Institute Summer School students Tashya, Tadgh and Kacper. - Credit: New City College Three A Level pupils from a Hornchurch Sixth Form have secured places at a “highly selective” summer school in Oxford.   The New City College’s Havering Sixth Form students have been selected out of “more than 400” applicants who were interviewed to go to the University of Oxfords John Locke Institute Summer School.  Kacper Loniewski, Tashya Kimacia and Tadgh Kerin will join t...

People in the north-west of England welcome extra help to tackle a rise in the Delta variant.

A SIXTH Form that was suspended due to low student numbers as been kept in suspended status, instead of closing all together.

A SIXTH Form that was suspended due to low student numbers as been kept in suspended status, instead of closing all together.

A DETERMINED college student has has received a hero’s welcome after completing a month of daily 10-mile walks to school – and raising more than £6,000 in aid of school children in rural Kenya. Isaac Pullan was greeted by Staff and students at Ullswater Community College as he crossed the finish line after his final walk on Friday (May 28), bringing to an end a challenge that has seen him battle pre-dawn starts and harsh weather to cover more than 230 miles, clock up 60 hours of walkin...