Staff at Millfields Primary School in Nantwich are appealing to local businesses to help breathe life into their classroom topics.
The school says it struggling to hire coaches to take children on visits following the closure of a local transport company and the increase of fuel prices.
A former Reaseheath College butchery apprentice has represented Team GB in the “Young Butcher” category at the World Butchers Challenge in California.
Jason Edwards was selected due to his success at the WorldSkills UK butchery national finals.
An exceptional college mentor from Nantwich has been recognised at a glittering awards night to celebrate dyslexic people and those who support them.
Katie Frimston, who works at Reaseheath College in Nantwich as a teaching and learning support mentor, received the Excellent Educator trophy at the national Dyslexia Awards on September 24.
Cheshire College – South & West’s on-campus nursery ‘Starting Point’ has been awarded “Outstanding” status by Ofted.
The nursery, on the Crewe campus, was inspected in August and staff are “overwhelmed” to have maintained their Outstanding rating.
A Nantwich headteacher has praised the North West Air Ambulance after it attended an emergency earlier today.
The incident happened at Brine Leas School on Audlem Road where a pupil needed urgent treatment.
A Nantwich school has back-tracked on plans to relocate its waste compound to its boundary edge after complaints from neighbours.
Residents in Willaston say they were not consulted about the plan and complained to Cheshire East Council when they realised what was happening at Willaston Primary Academy.
Little Monsters at Calveley Primary Academy near Nantwich are roaring with delight after winning 50 David Walliams books.
Parent Mihir Patel entered a competition which celebrated the author’s 50 million global sales, on behalf of the school.
Malbank School and Sixth Form in Nantwich has been rated as “Good” overall in the latest Ofsted inspection.
It marks an improvement for the Welsh Row school which was graded as “requires improvement”.
Brine Leas School students in Nantwich have been hailed by staff after achieving “amazing” GCSE results
Their results published today (August 25) include 150 Grade 9s, 175 Grade 8s and 300 Grade 7s and 12 Distinction and Distinction*.
Hundreds of students at Malbank School in Nantwich were praised by staff today as they collected their GCSE exam results.
It follows two years of disruption due to the Covid pandemic and the return of results from externally assessed exams.
Brine Leas School students in Nantwich achieved “amazing” A level and BTEC results.
Highlights include 21 students achieving exclusively A/A* grades at A Level with four students achieving exclusively A* grades.
More than 200 A level students celebrated their A level results at the Crewe campus of Cheshire College – South & West today.
The work of staff and students has resulted in the highest number of A* grades achieved in the history of the college.
Students and staff at Malbank Sixth Form in Nantwich are celebrating today after collecting “fantastic” grades.
Headteacher John Harrison said they were proud of their A-level students after two years of “uncertainty and disruption” caused by the Covid pandemic.
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