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11. Top head suspended
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 June 2001 THE head of a Bury school which last month received a glowing Ofsted report has been suspended — pending an investigation into allegations of exam ‘‘irregularities.’’ -
12. Blair's teachers pledge
Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 June 2001 TONY Blair has promised a further 10,000 teachers for schools in England if Labour win on Thursday. -
13. Pupils show Europe how to be top of class
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 21 June 2001 PUPILS in Tameside are showing how their European counterparts can reach the top of the class. -
14. Top school's head facing exam probe
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 June 2001 A HEADTEACHER and her deputy have been suspended from a top-performing primary school over allegations they may have helped pupils pass an exam. -
15. Student victim of AS-level chaos
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 June 2001 Student Kushwant Randhawa was forced to spend eight hours in isolation sitting FIVE crucial exams in one day. -
16. Queen's Speech offers more cash for services
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 June 2001 THE QUEEN was opening the new session of Parliament today with promises of extra cash for schools and hospitals. -
17. Firms struggle to find skilled staff
Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 June 2001 YOU just can’t get the staff these days. And that’s no joke for the hundreds of north west businesses facing a growing skilled labour shortage. -
18. Street star serves up a language treat
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 June 2001 CORONATION Street's Roy Cropper took time out from the cafe to launch the first Manchester Festival of Languages. -
19. New beginning for inner-city pupils
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 26 June 2001 CITY Academies have been designed by the government to raise achievement and aspirations among young people in inner-city areas. -
20. Schools to get anti-vandal patrol squad
Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 June 2001 HEADTEACHERS are to pay for out-of-hours security patrols to protect their schools from vandals.