Free craft sessions for Six Town tenants
Tenants of Six Town Housing can enjoy free craft demonstrations at Topping Fold Community Centre and Library.
Topics: Education
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Keeping safe for the summer
A summer holiday project to give youngsters positive things to do and tackle anti-social behaviour is launched on Saturday 25 May.
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Take part in the Walk to School Challenge
Schools are being invited to sign up to the Walk to School Challenge which runs from 20 to 24 May.
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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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Apprenticeship week brings a host of opportunities to Bury
Over 100 apprenticeships will be up for grabs in a week-long series of events in Bury next week to mark National Apprenticeship Week
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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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Communities Together: Building a Bridge in memory of the Holocaust
Bury’s young people are taking the lead in building bridges to combat hatred and discrimination.
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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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Record results in Bury primary schools
Pupils at Bury’s primary schools are celebrating after notching up the borough’s best ever results in national tests.
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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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Young people take over the news agenda
Teenagers sometimes unfairly get a bad press – but four young people from Bury are determined to correct that.
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Children’s centre “pivotal” to the community
Ramsbottom Children’s Centre has been earning high praise from the education watchdog Ofsted.
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Not all work and no play for children at Hazlehurst
Children at Hazlehurst Community Primary are celebrating their new £40,000 playground which was opened on 12 October by Stuart Brown fromMarshall’s.
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Children’s Centre offers local parents help in finding a job
Daisyfield Children’s Centre will be running a new work club every Tuesday from November 6 from 10:30am to 12.30pm to help local parents find a job.
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Too cool for school
Pupils aged 13 and 14 at St Monica’s High School in Prestwich are the latest to attend a workshop which tackles sex, drugs, alcohol, crime, personal safety, anti-social behaviour and cyber bullying.
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We’re “good”, and we know we are!
Sedgley Children’s Centre is celebrating after being given an extremely positive rating by education watchdog Ofsted.
