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A piece of art thanking teachers for their hard work during lockdown has been unveiled at The Castle School in Thornbury. The artwork, created by local artist and parent Carys Tait, is now on display in the school's reception. It came about after parent Louise Egan contacted the Castle School Friends group to suggest the efforts of teachers and staff should be recognised in a unique way. Louise wanted the staff to know how grateful the community was, and the many thank you messages that parents and carers wanted to relay to staff. The idea was born to create a bespoke piece of artwo...

Former Castle School student Oscar said he grew up witnessing transphobia against his mum, Christine. Reporting on Points West, Oscar said: "Sick, scared and on the verge of tears. That's how you feel when someone you love is being discriminated for who they are. "Growing up I've witnessed transphobia towards my mum, year after year, and for some of the worst instances, I was too young to comprehend what was happening. "The fact that I wasn't there to understand or help when I was younger frustrates me, because like so many others who have had similar experiences, mum was alone.

Guy Pepper, who has signed for Newcastle Falcons A TOP schoolboy rugby player is preparing to move into the big league after signing with Gallagher Premiership side Newcastle Falcons. Barnard Castle School sixth former and open-side flanker Guy Pepper is enjoying a double celebration after joining Falcons’ senior academy and securing an offer from Durham University to read sport and exercise science. Guy, of Eggleston, in Teesdale, is the latest in a string of Barnard Castle School boys given their first professional contracts by the club over the years including current Falcons forwa...