Nails and mortar
IF a teenage girl found herself with a broken nail, it could be time for a bit of tragedy.
Learning archive
Learning January
All of the past Learning supplements in full Big ears for Newbarns children
BONFIRE Night brought an explosion of new sounds to help children develop their listening and language skills.
Mud, conkers and smelly socks
PUPILS from Year Four at Newbarns Primary School, Barrow, take a trip to Coniston to visit the lake, take a spooky walk, visit a waterfall and eat a picnic in the woods. They wrote down their experiences for Learning
Forest for a classroom
BUILDING dens in woodland, exploring the meadow, and digging are just some of the exciting aspects of Forest Schools.
Travellers in time
DO we have to take our gas masks everywhere sir? asked Second World War evacuee Matthew Jones.
UVHS has high ambitions
STUDENTS and staff at Ulverston Victoria High are united in their determination to make their school outstanding.
Students gain winning results
STUDENTS who collected their GCSEs this summer recently gained awards for achievement and hard work at school. Here are results from early prize-givings
Careers on show
CHOOSING the direction to take after school can be one of the most difficult decisions a young person has to make.
Academy seeks £100K head
POTENTIAL principals for Barrow’s planned academy were to be interviewed at the end of November for the £100,000-plus post.
Study centre on the ball
VOLUNTEERING to help children learn cross stitching has led to an exciting new role for Jennifer Craig.
Walking the wild waters
POLICE community support officers and young people are working together to face their fears during tough outdoor challenges.
Caitlin makes career change
DEFENCE giant BAE is growing its own local nuclear engineering talent.
