By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
The best and worst performing schools in Cheshire East based on GCSE results have been revealed.
Schools across England have been ranked by the Government according to its Attainment 8 and Progress 8 measurements.
Double yellow lines look set to be introduced along Western Avenue after a series of complaints about parking on the Nantwich street.
Cheshire East Council is proposing the move to have “no waiting at any time” on a section of the avenue close to the junction with Brine Road.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich opened its doors to around 230 primary school pupils for its annual Activity Day.
The youngsters were actively involved in a range of practical activities – from making chocolate creatures to designing and building Lego robots.
Headteacher of Brine Leas Andrew Cliffe is to retire in December after 24 years at the Nantwich school.
He revealed his decision to parents and staff as pupils returned to the Audlem Road academy this week.
Excited students gathered at Malbank and Brine Leas schools in Nantwich today to collect their GCSE results.
And under a new 9 to 1 grading system and more challenging exams, both schools are celebrating excellent results
Brine Leas BL6 students in Nantwich have continued to gain very impressive A Level results, the school confirmed today.
The school’s sixth form saw 76% of the cohort gain A* to C grades with 22% of entries at A* or A.
Nantwich schoolchildren are on song as they prepare for a massive celebration of music and art in the town’s annual Schoolsfest event.
And this year family-owned milling business Mornflake is throwing its weight behind the celebration which will involve more than 500 youngsters from schools across the town on July 7.
Brine Leas pupils in Nantwich were given a Royal seal of approval for their efforts in the Duke of York’s iDEA scheme.
For the Duke himself flew in to the Audlem Road school to present bronze certificates to around 50 students completing the Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award.
A group of Brine Leas girls called Elle’s Stars, have raised more than £1,200 from their exploits in the Nantwich Duathlon.
Competing in memory of their friend Elle Morris, who died earlier this year, they completed the Kids FUN Duathlon at Barony Park in aid of Cystic Fibrosis Trust.
Six Brine Leas School students are taking part in the Cheshire Duathlon in Nantwich in memory of their friend Elle Morris.
Millie, Isla, Grace, Jess, Mia, Hannah and Libby have been collecting as many sponsors as possible in aid of Cystic Fibrosis Trust before Saturday’s race.
A headteacher has warned Nantwich parents after school pupils were pictured walking down the main railway line as a short-cut to and from Brine Leas School.
These images show youngsters walking along the main Shrewsbury to Manchester line close to Stapeley Terrace in Nantwich.
Pupils and staff at Pear Tree School in Stapeley are cooling off after a fun-packed STEAM week of activities.
The Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths week was created by the school’s art lead Kay Morrell and STEM co-ordinator Chris Sykes.
Young football stars at Brine Leas School in Nantwich have netted some new kits courtesy of a housing developer.
Anwyl Homes made the donation as a contribution to the community as part of its Audlem Road ‘Heathfields’ housing development at the back of the school.
Two people killed in A530 crash near Nantwich named by police 
Simon Weston unveils new Crewe Heritage Centre memorial engine 
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC knocked out of Intermediate Cup by Kidderminster 
Crewe & Nantwich athletes awarded Everybody Foundation grants 
Nantwich Museum to stage 1918 Armistice exhibition and talk 
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