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1. 1. Primary school sex education 'wicked'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 October 2008 FAMILY campaigners called on the government today to scrap plans to teach sex education to primary school children.

2. 2. Tories' education pledge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 September 2008 THE Conservatives will today unveil plans for a massive shake-up of Britain's education system.

3. 3. Chamber view: Education is vital

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 April 2008 HAVING an educated workforce is vital for the continued prosperity of our country: in the near future there will be few, if any, jobs that don't require qualifications.

4. 4. Minister's sex lessons pledge

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 October 2008 PARENTS will not lose the right to withdraw their children from sex education lessons, Education Minister Ed Balls has promised.

5. 5. Wigan schools shake-up

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 November 2008 SEVERAL secondary schools could close or merge as part of a £280m overhaul of education in Wigan.

6. 6. Nord Anglia rejects £179.5m move

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 June 2008 EDUCATION and training firm Nord Anglia today said it had rejected a £179.5m private equity approach for the company.

7. 7. Mancs are glum in 2008

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 12 July 2008 MANCUNIANS are an unhappy lot - despite a growing local economy and improving health and education.

8. 8. Good teacher? Must be joking

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 November 2008 TEACHERS who tell jokes get the best out of their pupils, says an education expert.

9. 9. Young people give their view of the world

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 15 October 2008 KNIFE crime, teenage pregnancy, sex education and even the legitimacy of the EU Treaty were hot topics during a young people's question time session held at Trafford Town Hall.

10. 10. Bolton schools may merge

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 October 2008 THREE schools may merge to become a privately-sponsored academy. Education bosses in Bolton are in talks to create a 3,000-pupil `superschool'.

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