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1. 1. Splodge proves hit for artistic Hannah

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 February 2001 A COLOURFUL splodge is set to guide youngsters to a magical world of art.

2. 2. Unwanted flats turned into children's centre

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 February 2001 THEY used to be flats which were so unattractive the council couldn't rent them out.

3. 3. Blast for web guide to starving yourself

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 February 2001 A MANCHESTER eating disorder charity has issued a warning about websites that encourage teenage girls to starve themselves.

4. 4. Down-under teachers return home

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 February 2001 THREE Australian teachers drafted in to Manchester schools because of a shortage of staff have turned their backs on the city's classrooms.

5. 5. Don't send your children to my school says head

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 February 2001 A HEADTEACHER has told parents not to send their children to his school after warning that standards are about to plummet.

6. 6. Workplace skills scheme launched

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 February 2001 A MAJOR new training scheme to improve skills among the workforce at Trafford Park has been launched

7. 7. Head quits after school's bad report

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 February 2001 A PRIMARY school head has quit only days after a critical report from a team of Ofsted inspectors.

8. 8. Union fears elite school system

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 February 2001 A SCHOOLS shake-up signalling the end of ''bog standard comprehensives'' has brought warnings from unions.

9. 9. Labour told: Get out of business' way

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 February 2001 THE president of the Manchester Chamber provoked heartfelt applause last night with a hard-hitting speech telling New Labour to ''get out of the way'' of business.

10. 10. Blunkett defends classroom shake-up

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 February 2001 EDUCATION Secretary David Blunkett has defended his plans for a radical schools shake-up during a visit to Manchester.

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