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191. I'll go to jail, says mum in school row
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 April 2005 A MOTHER who was told her son cannot attend their local primary school says she would go to jail rather than send him to another school. -
192. Toddlers in ride for life
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 August 2005 YOU'RE never too young to learn a life-saving lesson. And tots at Wythenshawe's Forum Nursery are only too happy to drive home the importance of road safety to fellow youngsters. -
193. Two heads better than one
Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 August 2005 A MANCHESTER school is out to prove that two heads really are better than one. From September, David Ashley - headteacher at Hathershaw Technology College, Oldham - will take over the post of headteacher at Parrs Wood Technology College. -
194. GCSE maths axed at top school
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 August 2005 ONE of Manchester's top independent schools has dumped GCSE maths, fuelling claims that the qualification is too easy. Last year 89 per cent of pupils at Manchester Grammar School achieved grade A or A* in the maths GCSE. -
195. Call for drug sniffer dogs in schools
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 April 2005 DOGS should be used in schools to sniff out pupils using drugs, say crime experts. Researchers found the use of dogs in a trial run at six Buckinghamshire secondary schools was "very successful". -
196. A-Level results: Cheshire LEA
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 August 2005THE A-Level results for schools in this area will be published here.
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197. Why are our kids doing so badly?
Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 January 2005 RESEARCH suggests social background has a strong influence on GCSE results, with youngsters in deprived inner city areas chalking up poorer results than their counterparts in the suburbs. -
198. Schools to get more control of cash
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 February 2005 HEADTEACHERS will get more control over their budgets from next Spring.