We’re ready to start a new term, shaping the future of the city’s adult learners.For courses starting from Monday 16th September, come to one of our enrolment open days or evenings: Tuesday 10th September: Park Road Adult Learning Centre, 10am-8pm Wednesday 11th September: Calderstones Adult Learning Centre, 6pm-8pm Thursday 12th September: Newsham Adult Learning Centre, 10am-8pm Friday 13th … Read more
Provisional data shows that students in Liverpool have performed well in their GCSEs. Information supplied by secondary schools in the city shows that in both the Attainment 8 and Progress 8 measures, that look at achievement across the wider school curriculum, Liverpool has improved on both. The combined English and maths scores for pupils getting … Read more
The average A-level grade achieved by students in Liverpool has improved this year – whilst the national average has remained the same, according to provisional figures. Last year, the city’s overall average grade was C-, and now it has risen to C, just below the national average of C+, with almost half of schools, 12 … Read more
Liverpool City Council is planning to invest £1m to improve residential care for the city’s looked after children. At this week’s cabinet meeting (Friday, 19 July), councillors will discuss the proposal to open two council-run children’s homes that will enable vulnerable children to continue to live in their home city. Over recent years, the number … Read more
SWIFT action has been promised by a Liverpool secondary school that has been placed in special measures by Ofsted. Alsop High School Technology and Applied Learning Specialist College in Walton has been rated as “inadequate” overall due to issues with leadership and management, the quality of teaching, learning and assessment and outcomes for pupils. It … Read more
The former French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault is visiting Liverpool to see how the city commemorates the slave trade and celebrates Black history.
Adult learners in Liverpool are the highest achievers of any big city in the country – a new report has revealed.
AN Anfield teenager is celebrating after being awarded a full scholarship to attend one of the UK’s top music schools. Charlotte Meredith, 18, who attends North Liverpool Academy, will have her tuition fees paid for her full course when she starts her three-year music performance degree at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire in September. Although already … Read more
Looking for a creative way to spend your weekend?
Then look no further than Liverpool Central Library, because this Saturday (29 June) it will be bursting with bright sparks and brilliant ideas.
A massive showcase of the support available for families of children with special educational needs in Liverpool is taking place on Wednesday 19 June. The “Local Offer LIVE” SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disability) information event is happening at St George’s Hall on Lime Street from 12-8pm. A huge range of support services, projects and … Read more
SCHOOLS across Liverpool are preparing to salute the differences that bring us all together as part of the city’s first ever Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
Hundreds of Liverpool school children are to get a taste of the world of work at a giant careers showcase at St George’s Hall in Liverpool.
A total of 87 percent of pupils have been allocated their first choice of primary school in Liverpool this year.
Four inspirational Year 10 girls from Gateacre School were announced Junior Science Winner of The Big Bang UK Young Scientists & Engineers Competition 2019 at Birmingham NEC, for their project “Naturally Infused”.
Sciontec Liverpool, the new development company formed out of Knowledge Quarter Liverpool (KQ Liverpool), has launched its search for an investor to bring forward new world-class science and tech workspaces across the city.
An ambitious plan to drive up activity rates for young people in Liverpool has been launched.
Schools in Liverpool are to get more than half a million pounds to spend on improving physical and mental health – funded by the sugar tax.
A team of mental health support specialists is to be established in Liverpool schools after the city secured almost £2.5 million from the Government.
St Julie’s Catholic high School in Woolton is the latest to be opened as part of a multi-million pound investment by Liverpool City Council.
School Improvement Liverpool welcomed over 100 delegates to their North West Safeguarding Conference, bringing together national and local experts as well as leaders in safeguarding and child protection. The regional conference has brought together many highly regarded keynote speakers, exhibitors and a range of workshops, to consider modern day safeguarding issues and ways to approach … Read more
