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1. 1. GCSE joy for girl, 16, with two kids

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 August 2002 SCHOOLGIRL Natalie Garrity is just 16 years old. Yet she already has two children.

2. 2. Counselling service online

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 August 2002 BRINGING out the best in people is the philosophy behind the success of Internet company Xenzone.

3. 3. Gran's shock at surprise tots

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 August 2002 WHEN Julie Garrity began a holiday in Turkey, she was hoping for a fun break in the sun with her family. But within 30 minutes of arriving her 14-year-old daughter Natalie was in labour.

4. 4. Bus driver's university route

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 August 2002 THE route to a new life for bus driver John Cintas depended on the result of his GCSE English language exam.

5. 5. Gagging row after child experts quit

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 August 2002 TWO top child psychologists have quit after an investigation into poor standards - but their council bosses have been banned from revealing why.

6. 6. GCSE joy for region

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 August 2002 SCHOOLS across the region were claiming better results than ever on Thursday, reflecting a national increase in GCSE pass rates.

7. 7. 'Failing' school now a winner

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 August 2002 A GREATER Manchester school once dubbed one of the worst in the country was celebrating today after a 400 per cent rise in GCSE passes.

8. 8. Oxford snub student's college offer

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 August 2002 BRILLIANT deaf student Anastasia Fedotova, who was rejected by Oxford University despite achieving SIX top grade A-levels, has been offered a place at Imperial College in London.

9. 9. Lecturer to fight 'sex bias' at university

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 August 2002 A WOMAN lecturer was planning to strike a blow against the male-dominated academic world in a legal action against her bosses at Manchester University.

10. 10. Exams put to the test

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 14 August 2002 YOUNG people across Greater Manchester may have plenty to shout about when they receive their A and AS level results on Thursday, but the cost of academic success may be at the expense of a burgeoning love of music, drama or sport.

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