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Parents asked for their patience as £660,000 improvements need extra time to complete
Parents are being asked for their support and patience as a major investment in facilities at a city school needs extra time to be completed.
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Focus on maths teaching sees GCSE grades improve
A clear focus by education leaders on improving maths attainment in Stoke-on-Trent has helped more students achieve strong GCSE passes.
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School artwork on track to improve railway station
Colourful artwork created by pupils from a Stoke-on-Trent school will help to brighten up a railway station in the city.
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City Songbirds to fly high at Victoria Hall
Tickets are on sale for a series of concerts which will showcase some of the best young musicians in Stoke-on-Trent.
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City council supports Learning Disability Awareness Week
A series of events have been arranged to raise awareness of the information, advice and support available for people with learning disabilities in Stoke-on-Trent.
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Thinking about getting back into learning? Why not ‘have a go’?
People looking to learn something new are invited to free ‘have a go’ sessions with Stoke Adult and Community Learning – as part of Festival of Learning 2018.
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Ofsted praises ‘well-co-ordinated, targeted services’ and ‘skilled’ staff in supporting vulnerable children
Ofsted inspectors have praised effective and innovative work, and knowledgeable and skilled staff in supporting vulnerable children in Stoke-on-Trent.
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Mina named Stoke-on-Trent’s Junior Chef of the Year
Eleven-year-old Mina Tideswell has been named Stoke-on-Trent’s Junior Chef of the Year 2018 after cooking up a storm in the kitchen.
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Ashley, 13, represents city in House of Commons
Thirteen-year-old Ashley Moran has championed the views of young people in the city at a UK Youth Parliament debate.
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