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1. Lesson for truants
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 September 2002 POLICE and education chiefs have given pupils the first lesson of the new term - they need to be in school. -
2. Estelle 'won't quit over exams fiasco'
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 26 September 2002 EMBATTLED Education Secretary, Estelle Morris has rejected calls to resign over the latest A-level exam row. -
3. A-levels - Exam boss sacked
Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 September 2002 EDUCATION Secretary Estelle Morris was cleared today of political interference in the A-level exam fixing shambles - and she promptly "removed" the boss of the exam watchdog. -
4. School chef cooks up a storm to scoop title
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 September 2002 DIANE Hoffman's school dinners are an education - and top of the class. -
5. Morris calls for A-level inquiry
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 September 2002 EDUCATION Secretary Estelle Morris has ordered an independent inquiry into the controversy over A-level grades. -
6. Eversheds takes lead role in university merger
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 September 2002 EVERSHEDS has been chosen to advise on the proposed merger between Manchester University and UMIST after beating five other firms for the work. -
7. No school to go to
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 24 September 2002 ALL Kimberley Hebb wants to do is go to school but, because of a mix-up, the 12-year-old has not been in class for 14 months. -
8. Cycle pioneer's road to success
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 September 2002 LESS than a year ago, 16-year-old Carl Davies was a school dropout with few hopes for the future. -
9. Fears for stressed kids
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 September 2002 NINE in 10 pupils suffer from school-related stress and parents are "out of touch" with their children's concerns, a report claims. -
10. Plight of the children left without a school
Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 September 2002 Taryn Leigh Porter and Marzio Callegari should have started secondary school this week. But they, like hundreds of youngsters across the city, they are trapped at home because there are no suitable school places available for them.