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Health and support charity Alternative Futures Group (AFG) is expanding support services into Stockport for the first time after winning a bid with social value at its heart.

Stress is something that most of us deal with, live with. This is because our lives are full of different situations that make us feel pressured…

The Northern Echo’s Level Up campaign has held its latest live event, discussing jobs, skills and education, hosted by believe housing. Here’s…

Is a lot brighter. nick, thank you very much- _ and theres more information on what might be in the chancellors budget, and how it might affect you, on the bbc news 0nlines tackling it together pages. against the backdrop of the budget, hundreds of thousands of workers are going on strike again today in what could be the biggest walk—out since that current wave of industrial action started last year. today is the final day of full action by junior doctors in england who are walking out of a pa...

Cundall Manor School pupils, parents and staff are celebrating a fantastic set of GCSE results. This is the school’s first cohort of pupils to sit…

DUBAI: Educators across the Middle East and North Africa region are benefiting from a newly launched tool that aims to help them after three years of school-fee freezes and stagnation of education spending owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. UK-based training provider Skills Network launched the Curriculum Led Financial Planning Tool to offer financial planning assistance to

STUDENTS and staff at Llanidloes High School are “delighted”with their A-level results this year.

More than 50 per cent of the grades were A* or A.

Study periods are a common part of life for Sixth Form students, but should they really become a timetabled lesson for the younger years?

Eton College will pump £1 million a year into proposed elite sixth forms in the north and midlands, declaring current funding levels are inadequate