Building a better Bury for those with special needs
Partners across Bury have been working together to ‘get it right’ for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
Topics: School
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The new Elton High School is now ready!
The new £14 million Elton High School will welcome its first pupils when the autumn term begins on 7 September.
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Primary school pupils give drivers a lesson in safety
Pupils have been helping the police and council to enforce local speed limits near their school.
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Simply outstanding – that’s Guardian Angels
Inspectors had just one word after a visit to Guardian Angels Primary School – outstanding.
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Higher Lane gets higher Ofsted rating
Pupils and staff are celebrating after their school was given a higher rating by education watchdog Ofsted.
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Ofsted’s green light for “good” Greenhill
Inspectors didn’t have to look far for words to describe Greenhill Primary School – it was simply “good”.
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Radcliffe primary school gets £2 million boost
Radcliffe Hall/CE Methodist Primary School is set to benefit from a £2 million refurbishment bringing new classrooms and modernisation.
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Our pupils are premium, says award-winning school
A Whitefield primary school has won Downing Street approval in a national competition to improve disadvantaged pupils’ learning.
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Eco-art is winning display
Schools in Bury have been taking part in an eco-art project to show their commitment to recycling and sustainability.
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High praise for St Peter’s Primary
A Bury primary school has attracted high praise across the board from education watchdog Ofsted.
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Bury’s schools are just champion
Bury has topped the North West league for pupils who attend good or outstanding secondary schools.
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School meals – best choice all round
The new school year is approaching and Bury School Catering Service has been out and about promoting the benefits of school meals to parents and pupils alike.
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Memories are made of this!
Two local schoolgirls remembered to put Bury on the map by starring in a national memory competition.
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It’s good news for a ‘good’ school
Children, staff, governors and parents are delighted with the latest official verdict on Springside Primary School in Bury.
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Strong performance from Bury pupils in GCSEs
Bury’s young people have again performed well above the national average in their GCSEs.
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Update - schools to re-open tomorrow
Three Whitefield primary schools that were closed today due to a burst water main - St Michael's, Ribble Drive and Whitefield - will open as normal tomorrow (Friday 25 January) now that the water main has been repaired.
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School closures today
Here are a list of schools that have informed the council they are either fully or partially closed today
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It’s good news at a “good” school
There was only one word when it came to describing Hollins Grundy Primary School - Good.
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Youngsters say – speed kills, so slow down!
Pupils have been keeping the streets safe by shaming drivers who break the speed limit near their schools.
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Partnership work completes the challenge
Six young people from Elms Bank Specialist Arts College are another muddy step towards completing their Duke of Edinburgh Award.
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