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1. 11. Huge support for language classes

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 September 2005 MINISTERS came under fresh pressure to tackle the steep drop in pupils taking French and German at school, after a poll found more than 90% of adults want their children to learn a language.

2. 12. Time to pester politicians in seaside spendour

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 September 2005 IT'S that time of year again when the politicians head to the seaside for their annual party conferences and it provides Greater Manchester Chamber with a platform to press home the needs of the business community to the decision makers.

3. 13. Angry reaction to 'no dyslexia' prof

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 September 2005 AN EXPERT& has provoked anger after questioning the scientific status of dyslexia.

4. 14. New caning for failing schools

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 September 2005 FAILING schools that do not improve within 12 months will be closed in a government crackdown just announced.

5. 15. Here comes the bride, there goes her grant

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 September 2005 A TRAINEE teacher has been told that she will no longer receive grants towards her studies - because she got married.

6. 16. Today's brief media business stories

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 September 2005

   SOME brief media stories from today's business section.

7. 17. Young people 'turned off' going into business

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 September 2005 THE enterprise spirit was being "crushed" in the UK, turning young people off going into business, a new report has claimed.

8. 18. Record numbers are skipping school

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 September 2005 RECORD numbers of children skipped school last year, according to figures published today.

9. 19. Head backs the dunce school axe

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 September 2005 A HEADTEACHER at one of Manchester's most-improved schools supports a government plan to close failing schools that do not improve quickly enough.

10. 20. Top school enters tomorrow's world

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 September 2005 DAME Nancy Rothwell, one of the world's leading research scientists, has opened a £1m-plus suite of laboratories at Withington Girls' School.

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