Education

A Blackpool business woman is celebrating after the nursery she opened at the start of the year has got a “good” Ofsted report.

These young people are ‘a credit to their school and themselves’ after successfully completing a nearly year-long challenge designed to give them new life skills.

A Poulton nursery has been celebrating after it was rated ‘outstanding’  during a recent inspection.

Still singing after 27 years - it is a record to be proud of for a choir which specialises in little-known 18th century music which boasts unusual harmonies. You can hear its rousing work this Christmas at two county venues as Fiona Finch reports.

When museum technician Owen Sutcliffe died suddenly he left more than 30 paintings created in his lunch breaks. Fiona Finch reports how a new exhibition of his work will boost funds for a charity with special significance for him.

A tribute with a difference is to be paid to a member of staff who was a much-loved face at Fleetwood’s Chaucer Primary School.

Staff at Garstang Academy have proved they are a class act - by being selected to train the next generation of teachers.

A six-year-old disabled girl must give up her council-provided transport – or switch schools.

A major fund raising appeal will be launched next week to double the size of Garstang Sports Club.

By Lawrence Ellis-Gray, Saint Aidan's High School

A reunion of former pupils of one of Blackpool's oldest schools proved a rousing success.