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1. 1. Education experts to lead cohesion task force

   Oldham Advertiser, Friday 29 January 2010 Local education experts are to lead a task force to look at community cohesion in education, skills and training in Blackburn with Darwen.

2. 2. Inspections - Local education authorities

   Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 30 November 2004 OFSTED'S verdict on Oldham's education authority ...

3. 3. Pupils ‘not getting the education they deserve’

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 29 October 2008 ST AUGUSTINE’S school has been served an official ‘notice to improve’ by a government inspector.

4. 4. Education faces major shake up

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 27 September 2006 OLDHAM Council hopes to tackle racial segregation with an injection of £210m to transform the borough's secondary schools - but the price will be the closure of five schools and temporary upheaval for thousands of children.

5. 5. Hope still alive for borough’s schools

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 14 July 2010 Five new schools for Oldham could still go ahead despite a funding blow, education chiefs claim.

6. 6. Secondary education shake up

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 2 January 2008 CONSULTATION over the proposed borough-wide Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme will resume during 2008.

7. 7. Parents' anger as education cuts bite

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 25 June 2003 INSUFFICIENT government funding and falling numbers of school children are being blamed for teacher and classroom-assistant redundancies across Oldham.

8. 8. Festival fun goes digital

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 24 March 2010 I’m delighted to announce that we have found a new education officer. Naomi Sumner will be starting on April 6 with the Education and Outreach department.

9. 9. Cantle report - education

   Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 25 May 2006 OLDHAM'S schools and colleges are committed to positively encouraging community cohesion, but there is still segregation among pupils.

10. 10. School is back on the up

    Oldham Advertiser, Friday 30 April 2010 A Hollinwood primary school that was put into special measures is showing signs of improvement, according to education inspectors.

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