Staffordshire Youth Commission: Shaping Services
WEEKLY COLUMN BY THE STAFFORDSHIRE YOUTH COMMISSION Eighteen – it’s a golden number… The official…
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Staffordshire Youth Commission: Research, Engage, Educate
WEEKLY COLUMN BY THE STAFFORDSHIRE YOUTH COMMISSION Project co-ordinator Olivia Lucas, explains what the Staffordshire…
Staffs University responds to grade inflation controversy
Staffordshire University have responded to criticism this past week, over the rising grade inflation row.
Staffs University launches simulation suite to train nurses in patient safety
Staffordshire University has launched a new simulation suite to provide nurses with training in patient…
LGBTQ+ inclusive lessons prove concerning for parents.
Maths, science, English, languages, P.E, R.E, art. All subjects expected to be seen on the…
Stoke schools facing added pressure due to new budgets
Schools, colleges and academies in Stoke-on-Trent face changes to their budgets as government funding will affect them in the forthcoming year. Additional money has been added, or taken away, from schools as a new national funding formula has been introduced.
Best and worst performing Staffordshire schools in GCSE English and Maths revealed
Results have been unveiled for the best and worst performing schools in Staffordshire, in GCSE English and Maths.
Stoke-on-Trent Muslim leaders say parents “ill-informed” over mosque visits
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Mosque leaders in Stoke-on-Trent today claimed parents are “ill-informed” in pulling their children out of visits to places of worship.
They spoke to StaffsLive after it emerged parents are withdrawing pupils from visiting mosques on school trips with concerns about their ‘political agenda’.
St Joseph’s College asks parents for financial contributions
A state-funded school in Trent Vale is asking parents to make financial contributions.
A letter was sent to the parents of children attending St Joseph’s college asking them to donate £60 per term per child.
Peter Pan nursery’s drive to raise vital cash to help special needs children in Staffordshire
A nursery for special needs children in Newcastle-under-Lyme is facing a massive shortfall in funds as it desperately needs £40,000 to keep going.