Celebrations are again taking place across Kirklees after more students pass their GCSEs. New look grading system for most subjects This is the second year that Mathematics, English language and English Literature have been graded with the new 9 – 1 grading scale. This year an additional 20 GCSE subjects were graded in a similar manner. These new GCSE are
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If your kids are starting or going back to school this September, make life easier for yourself by sorting out a few of the essentials early in the holidays.
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Our Cabinet members are considering changes to the Home to School Transport service and to some support services for disabled children, adults and older people.
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We’re sure you’re all ready for the start of the new school year, but just in case – here’s a few things to remember.
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Summer holidays may have just begun but it won’t be long before that back to school feeling starts creeping up. If your kids will be starting or going back to school this September, make life easier for yourself by sorting out a few of the essentials early in the holidays. Bus passes Make sure your child isn’t left behind this
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Lydgate School to move to old Almondbury Junior School site in May half term, thanks to $4.9M investment.
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Seven Kirklees schools are taking part in a global challenge to raise money for charity while developing their own entrepreneurial skills. Each of the schools has been given a £50 loan to generate as much as possible for their chosen charity. They will then create their own business plan and come up with innovative ways to raise funds. The winners
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Almost 100 school children took part in a special literacy event called Engage 2016. The outdoor event was held at Cliffe House in Shepley. It was part of a project called Engage 2016. The project ran throughout the summer term and promoted illustrated text and storytelling. The project helped pupils to identify, read and understand images to make their reading experience better.
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