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11. Tears flow as Estelle goes
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 October 2002 TONY Blair's government was still reeling after the shock resignation of embattled Education Secretary Estelle Morris. -
12. £12m academy school is reborn
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 28 December 2002 THE New Year will bring a new era of education to Manchester. -
13. Accolade pride of special teacher
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 15 June 2002 SPECIAL needs teacher Sharron Hardman said she was "shell-shocked" at receiving an MBE in recognition of her services to education. -
14. £6m bid for new special school
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 March 2002 EDUCATION bosses in Wigan hope to build a new £6m school especially designed for children with severe learning difficulties. -
15. Hope for future in ??41.5m school plea
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 January 2002 A BOLD plan to build three new secondary schools in Salford is being considered by Education Minister Stephen Timms. -
16. Partners in class pass test
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 04 July 2002 ROCHDALE school chiefs - slammed by Ofsted inspectors two years ago for the "bleak" education in the borough - have now been praised for the "radical transformation." -
17. Final blow for special schools
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 July 2002 MANCHESTER education chiefs have decided they WILL close six schools for children with special needs, despite a six-month battle by parents to keep them open. -
18. Tears for Estelle as Clarke takes over
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 October 2002 LABOUR Party chairman Charles Clarke has taken over the hot seat as Education Secretary from Estelle Morris. -
19. 50 pupils stopped in truancy sweep
Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 November 2002 POLICE and education bosses have launched a crackdown on truants in South Manchester. -
20. Call for Morris to quit
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 October 2002 FORMER chief inspector of schools Chris Woodhead today called on Education Secretary Estelle Morris to resign because of the A-level "scam".