Edge Hill Alumnus Shines in BAFTA-Nominated TV Series

Edge Hill University graduate Philip Shaun McGuinness celebrates success in BAFTA-nominated series G'wed, which authentically portrays Merseyside life. The Kirkby-born actor credits his university experience for shaping his professional career.

Science Festival Returns with Free Family Fun

The Nottinghamshire Festival of Science and Curiosity returns this February half-term with free, hands-on STEM events across Bassetlaw, featuring lava lamps, planetarium shows, and more.

Sefton School of the Year 2026 Awards Launched

The search is on for Sefton's outstanding schools, with the 2026 School of the Year Award focusing on community support and educational dedication, sponsored by Southport Education Group.

WalesOnline Marks 18 Years of Digital Journalism

WalesOnline celebrates 18 years as the digital home of Welsh journalism, evolving from historic print titles like the Western Mail to offer comprehensive news coverage across multiple platforms.

Teacher Avoids Ban After School Vodka Incident

A Dudley nursery teacher who brought vodka into Glynne Primary School and became intoxicated during work hours has been allowed to keep her job following a professional conduct hearing.

Council Rejects £5.7m to Keep New SEND School on Track

Worcestershire County Council education chiefs are refusing a £5.7 million government offer that would cancel a new specialist autism school in Malvern, insisting the project will proceed despite potential delays until 2029.

Midlands Teacher Strike Over ATLP Job Cuts

Teachers from the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership continue strike action over planned redundancies affecting up to 100 staff members across 24 schools in the Midlands region.

Liverpool SEND Schools Excel with Flexible Learning

Two Liverpool schools for children with special educational needs and disabilities are pioneering innovative approaches to education, while new research highlights accessibility challenges for blind rail passengers.

Birmingham Teachers Strike Over 100 Job Cuts

Teachers, parents, and pupils protest in Victoria Square as the National Education Union announces 19 strike days against redundancies at the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership.

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