In a recent social media poll, 64.9% of people believe that universities should close during this second lockdown. Currently, universities […]
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16-year-old Salford youth councillor sets up charity to support home schooling
Eccles charity, The Home Education Opportunities Group, are providing support to families that are home-educating over lockdown. The group, who […]
Salford charity educating children to stop the spread of knife crime
A Salford charity is helping school students across Greater Manchester to put an end to gang violence around the region. […]
“That fight for equality is everyone’s fight” – Black to the Future poetry event celebrates Black History Month
Salford-based poet ‘J’ Ahmed hosted a three-part series of virtual events in October titled ‘Black to the Future’ to mark Black History Month.
Government U-turn with grades now based on teacher assessment
The government has finally made a U-turn this week to correct the much reported problems it created with A-level and […]
Salford nursery appeals for seedling kits from M&S shoppers
A Salford children’s nursery is appealing for shoppers to help them collect seedling kits from Marks and Spencers. As part […]
“I’ve learnt to give myself more credit for what I can do” Digital workshop comes to Media City
Last week DEVA Hack (Digital Entrepreneurs and Video Artists Hackathon), came to Media City to develop college student’s digital skills. […]
Researcher to teach parents to deal with kids affected by alcoholic pregnancies
A researcher from the University is developing a training programme for parents and carers of people with alcohol foetal spectrum […]
“Our CEO refuses to agree with national wage for sixth form teachers” – Salford City College strikes continue
Salford City College employees have continued striking in protest of wages outside the Future Skills building on Langworthy Road. After […]
Salford City College staff strike following cuts to 16-19 education
Salford City College staff have been on strike this week to protest against further funding cuts to 16-19 education. The […]
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