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Liverpool Blue Coat School’s future in limbo due to government ruling delay

GOVERNMENT red tape has left the future of Liverpool’s only grammar school in limbo, a Daily Post investigation can reveal. Read

Legal hurdle means school faces lengthy wait to learn fate

IT COULD be years before the takeover fight is resolved. Read

St Helens schools add skateboarding to timetable

MERSEYSIDE schools have unveiled a new weapon against childhood obesity – skateboard lessons. Read

Initial government backing for Runcorn academy

PLANS to create a business-backed super school in Halton have won initial government backing. Read

Discount holidays blamed for unauthorised absence rate in Merseyside

PARENTS’ inability to resist the lure of cheap holidays is being blamed for a surge in unauthorised pupil absence across the region’s schools. Read

Liverpool academy sponsors sitting on their cash

LIVERPOOL’S three academies are owed more than £1m in sponsorship from their private backers – government accounts obtained by the Daily Post reveal. Read

Liverpool academy sponsors sitting on their cash

LIVERPOOL’S three academies are owed more than £1m in sponsorship from their private backers – government accounts obtained by the Daily Post reveal. Read

Liverpool University rakes in £106,000 from students’ overdue books

LIVERPOOL’S universities coined in more than £300,000 in library fines in just one year. Read

University rakes in £106,000 from students’ overdue books

LIVERPOOL’S universities coined in more than £300,000 in library fines in just one year. Read

Government review to say teachers should get more help withr dyslexia sufferers

TEACHERS should be given more training on identifying pupils with dyslexia, a Government review is expected to say today. Read

Flu bill call

WESTMINSTER should foot the £100m bill for vaccinating everyone in Scotland against swine flu, the Scottish Government said, as 60 new cases were confirmed last night. Read

Ban on short skirts for schoolgirls sparks high school pupil protest

A SCHOOL move towards making girls wear trousers sparked a pupil protest. Read

Planners back plans to build schools in Liverpool Littlewoods building despite business fears

CONTROVERSIAL plans to build two highs schools within Liverpool’s iconic Littlewoods building have been backed despite a scathing attack from a city business. Read

Planners’ ‘yes’ paves way for £500m rebuild and refurbishment of Liverpool’s secondary schools

OUTLINE planning permission was yesterday also granted for an £18m development at De La Salle School, in Croxteth, which will be re-named and re-developed on its existing site and become a boys’ academy. Read

High Court showdown in battle to save Croxteth comprehensive

CAMPAIGNERS will go to the High Court on Friday in a bid to save their school from closure. Read

Classes, clinics and libraries to be in Merseyside school buildings

HEALTH clinics, libraries, youth centres and even psychologists will all be brought under one roof at some of the region’s schools. Read

Workshop for pupils at Liverpool Cathedra

LIVERPOOL Cathedral is to host two work-shops to help pupils with the transition from primary to secondary school. Read

Merseyside teachers to get free on-the-job masters degrees

AROUND 800 newly qualified Merseyside and Cheshire teachers (NQTs) will be able to take a free on-the-job Masters degree course. Read

Merseyside teachers to get free on-the-job masters degrees

AROUND 800 newly qualified Merseyside and Cheshire teachers (NQTs) will be able to take a free on-the-job Masters degree course. Read

Wallasey school adds circus performing to the curriculum

MOST children find it hard enough juggling their homework. Read