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61. Schools break away from councils to become academies
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 September 2010 Two leading state schools have taken up a government offer to break free from council control. -
62. The best degrees money can buy?
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 05 May 2011 The introduction of £9,000-a-year tuition fees is a watershed for Britain's universities. Yakub Qureshi asks if the shake-up will lead to future learners being treated as 'students' or 'customers'. -
63. Units for expelled schoolchildren are rebranded
Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 June 2010 Pupil referral units for children kicked out of school are being re-branded ‘short stay centres’ in a bid to improve their image. -
64. Head reads riot act over axe for £70m literacy booster
Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 November 2010 A headteacher is demanding a re-think on a doomed £70m literacy programme which transformed her school. -
65. School merger plan is saved from cuts
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 August 2010 The Waterhead Academy scheme was thrown into chaos last month when the government cut funding for all new schools in Oldham. -
66. University boss urges funding shake-up to end students’ woe
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 August 2010 A university boss has urged radical changes in the way degrees are funded to prevent A-level students suffering further heartache. -
67. Our crowded schools: Children who have more than 30 classmates
Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 March 2011 Manchester and Stockport are topping school league tables for some of the largest class sizes of any area in England. -
68. Flying high - the GCSE class acts
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 August 2010 Dozens of schools throughout Greater Manchester have recorded their best ever GCSE results. -
69. Manchester Metropolitan University set to charge £9,000 for some degrees
Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 April 2011 Students at Manchester Metropolitan University will pay up to £9,000 in fees. But managers at the 33,000-student university have said that three-quarters of their courses will cost £8,000. -
70. Uni protest over ‘dumbing down’ degree shake-up
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 June 2010 More than 100 students have lobbied Manchester Metropolitan University managers over plans to cut the number of courses.