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New owner of Longridge cottage wants to develop site - Vimarsana News

New owner of Longridge cottage wants to develop site

The prospective owner of a former holiday cottage near Longridge is seeking to have development rights reinstated for the building

10-year-old boy's sponsored walk for Rossendale Radio - Vimarsana News

10-year-old boy's sponsored walk for Rossendale Radio

James Partington-Duerden's 'favourite community radio station' relies on community funding and are a complete non-for-profit organisation

Behaviour hubs - GOV.UK - Vimarsana News

Behaviour hubs - GOV.UK

Find out how the behaviour hubs programme helps schools improve their behaviour culture by working with exemplary schools.

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Eleven East Lancashire schools to receive funding to complete renovations - Vimarsana News

Eleven East Lancashire schools to receive funding to complete renovations

Eleven schools in East Lancashire are receiving government funding to help them complete renovations. The funds are from a pot of £483 million which will be used for 1,466 projects at academies, sixth-form colleges and voluntary aided schools across the country. In Blackburn, St Wilfrid’s Church of England Academy will be receiving a share of the funds to conduct a partial replacement of the roof coverings. In the Ribble Valley, Clitheroe Royal Grammar School has received funds for urgent safeguarding measures and urgent mechanical ventilation works. In Rossendale and Darwen, Bac...

Children have lacked 'discipline and order' during lockdown, warns Gavin Williamson - Vimarsana News

Children have lacked 'discipline and order' during lockdown, warns Gavin Williamson

Children have lacked 'discipline and order' during lockdown, warns Gavin Williamson Education Secretary has launched a behaviour crackdown and discipline regime The absence of structure for youngsters during several months of school closures will “inevitably” have an impact on their behaviour, according to Gavin Williamson. Throwing his weight behind a mobile phone ban at schools, he said that some children’s “out of control behaviour” threatens to “destroy” the learning environment for their peers. His remarks come as the Department for Education (DfE) announces the details of ...