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21. School's survival in doubt
Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 July 2007 A SCHOOL has vowed to fight on after government officials approved plans for its closure. -
22. Academy teachers in street protest
Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 January 2007 MORE than 100 teachers protested against plans to close five schools in Oldham and replace them with city academies. Unions claim it will mean students will have to travel further to get to school and private companies will get a say in classrooms. -
23. Truancy among worst in Britain
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 September 2007 THE number of school children missing lessons in Manchester has fallen. But truancy levels are up and city schools still rank among the worst in the country for attendance. -
24. Mum fights lunch ban
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 May 2007 FOR two years a mother has travelled to her children's school every lunchtime to feed them. -
25. £50m anti-truancy fight
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 October 2007 THE head of a government scheme to fight truancy and raise results in Manchester will recruit an army of top heads to raise results across the region. -
26. Pupils miss out on cash prize
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 December 2007 PUPILS who say they were told they would earn £100 for good GCSE grades were left with nothing after the school dropped an incentive scheme - without telling them. -
27. More pupils make the grade
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 December 2007 SALFORD schools are celebrating a massive boost in standards. -
28. 'Fresh start' for new school head
Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 March 2007 THE new head of Whalley Range School for Girls has promised a fresh start. The inner city school made national headlines after it was transformed under the leadership of former head Jean Else. -
29. Quit, college chiefs told
Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 March 2007 MANCHESTER'S council leader has called for governors at one of the city's biggest colleges to step down. -
30. 'Multi-faith' schools to unite community
Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 April 2007 NEW schools in Oldham could be sponsored by Christian and Muslim groups to unify the community.