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1. 1. School facing axe used to promote education

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 09 January 2007 A GLOSSY handbook about secondary education in Salford features children from a school now facing the axe. A colour photo on the cover and six inside the booklet show pupils at work in St George's Roman Catholic High in Walkden.

2. 2. Sacked care boss gets top job on quango

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 June 2010 A children's services boss sacked after the death of a vulnerable toddler has won a top job with a government education quango.

3. 3. Teacher pleads guilty to sex with boy

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 September 2009 A RELIGIOUS education teacher has admitted having sex ten times with a boy. Madeleine Martin, 39, pleaded guilty to ten counts of sexual activity with the boy, who was under 16, at the time.

4. 4. Councillor's anger over school's reprieve from closure

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 November 2009 SALFORD'S education boss has launched a scathing attack on a decision to keep open a school which the council wanted to shut.

5. 5. 33,000 kids' details stolen

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 April 2009 A COMPUTER holding information about 33,000 children has been in the hands of criminals for two months after being stolen from a council education office.

6. 6. Triumph for M.E.N. crusade to help families of missing Greater Manchester children

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 05 December 2011 Relatives of missing youngsters will now be treated as victims of crime which will mean a huge increase in help as they cope with their heartache.

7. 7. I stood up for what was right: Axed Salford children's boss Jill Baker speaks out after losing job tribunal

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 December 2011 Jill Baker, a former children's services boss at Saflord council who lost her claim for unfair and wrongful dismissal said she is glad she stood up for what she knew ‘to be right’.

8. 8. £1,000 fine threat to parents

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 04 September 2007 TOUGH new rules for excluded pupils were today welcomed by education chiefs in Greater Manchester.

9. 9. 'Sin-bin' plan anger grows

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 April 2004 ANGRY locals have told education bosses to drop their plans to use an empty school building as a "sin bin" for children excluded from Salford schools. About 200 people packed a public meeting to protest and 500 signed a petition.

10. 10. Scrap uniform, says schools chief

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 August 2007 SCHOOL uniforms `belong in the 50s and 60s' and should be scrapped, according to Salford's education chief.

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