Happy students at Malbank School in Nantwich were celebrating their GCSE results today.
A number of students achieved multiple grade 8s and 9s while others overcame personal challenges to secure excellent marks.
Pupils at Brine Leas School in Nantwich collected their GCSE results today in what staff called “another impressive performance”.
It comes a week after the school celebrated a record-breaking set of A level results at the Audlem Road school.
An Armed Forces resettlement programme delivered by Building Heroes and Reaseheath College in Nantwich has now supported more than 500 veterans and service leavers.
The programme hosted at Reaseheath’s construction department provides practical trade skills and industry qualifications to veterans and service leavers.
The headteacher at Malbank Sixth Form said today he was “immensely proud” at their A Level results.
Results were consistently strong across the board at the Welsh Row school, with sustained improvement seen in the Sixth Form.
More than 1,000 students at Cheshire College – South & West are celebrating A Level, BTEC and T Level results.
Across the college’s three campuses including Crewe, students gathered with friends, family and tutors to celebrate their results and reflect on their achievements.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich is celebrating a record-breaking set of A Level results.
A large number of students achieved top grades, with a high proportion securing A* and A grades across a wide range of subjects.
Plans for a new crossing on the busy A51 Nantwich Bypass could see home-to-school transport axed for Willaston children.
The new crossing is set to be installed on the busy Peacock Roundabout where the A51 bypass meets the A534 Crewe Road.
Retired Nantwich teacher Tom Johnson is in a class of his own when it comes to testing the grey matter of newspaper and magazine crossword fans.
Now the grandfather-of-three has put his lifelong love of a problem-solving into a new book All Squared charting the history of the British crossword.
Hundreds of pupils across Nantwich and Crewe discovered new career possibilities during a Year 6 experience day at Reaseheath College and University Centre.
The end of term event at the Nantwich institution introduced primary pupils to a range of exciting and high-value jobs available in industries they may not typically hear about.
Cheshire East Council has no plan in place to deal with its massive special needs budget deficit, just a seven-year proposal to bring spending back in line with grant income, a councillor said.
The Dedicated School Grant (DSG) overspend was reported to be about £112.1 million at the end of the 2024/25 financial year.
Acton Primary School pupils have been crowned winners of a composting competition which aims to help students rethink food waste.
Sixteen schools entered the “Small hands, big impact” competition which invited pupils to learn about composting and recycle their food and garden waste.
Nantwich-based University Centre Reaseheath has been ranked among the best for teaching and student support in the National Student Survey (NSS).
It was named as one of the highest-performing land-based higher education providers in the country, with students praising the quality of teaching, academic support, and learning resources.
Malbank School in Nantwich were in fine voice when their choir took a tour of Belgium and performed two concerts.
The choir – called Malbank Voices – performed concerts at the Sint-Carolus nursing home in Kortrijk and on the bandstand in Ostend town square.
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