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Westfield Primary School receives 'Good' grade from Ofsted inspection - Vimarsana News

Westfield Primary School receives 'Good' grade from Ofsted inspection

A WORKINGTON school headteacher has praised staff, governors, parents and pupils at the primary school - following a 'Good' rating from the…

EYE ON THE PAST: May 1980 – Only six passengers allowed in the back of a black hack - Vimarsana News

EYE ON THE PAST: May 1980 – Only six passengers allowed in the back of a black hack

We look back at the stories that were making the headlines in the Andersonstown News this week in 1980

School closures 'terrifically late' | Times and Star - Vimarsana News

School closures 'terrifically late' | Times and Star

Louise Atkinson, national executive member for the National Education Union and a teacher in Carlisle. Picture: Louise Atkinson November 17, 2020 Teachers and unions have welcomed the school closures which have brought England into line with the rest of the UK. However, the Government has been criticised for waiting so long, ignoring scientific advice and paying no heed to Cumbria’s Public Health boss Colin Cos, who has been calling for the closures in light of the rapidly rising Covid numbers in the county. Louise Atkinson, Carlisle teacher and junior vice-president of the National E...

Government criticised by Carlisle teacher for late school closures decision - Vimarsana News

Government criticised by Carlisle teacher for late school closures decision

Teachers and unions have welcomed the school closures which have brought England into line with the rest of the UK. However, the Government has been criticised for waiting so long, ignoring scientific advice and paying no heed to Cumbria’s public health boss Colin Cox, who has been calling for the closures in light of the rapidly rising Covid numbers in the county. Louise Atkinson, Carlisle teacher and junior vice-president of the National Education Union said she was “shocked but relieved” to hear the announcement on Monday night. But she said the news came “terrifically late...