THURROCK Council's Library Service will be holding its second local history book fair at Grays Library in the Thameside Complex on Friday (9 September) between 11am and 4.45pm.
ST Clere's staff, pupils and parents celebrated the highest ever results today.
Headteacher, Ashlie Hughes expressed delight with the pupil results this year and how proud she was of the
GABLE Hall students celebrated a 60% pass rate in 5 or more subjects including English and Maths GCSEs. 76% of students achieved a C grade or above in English.
A DETERMINED optimism could be seen at Hassenbrook as students collected their results for what can only be described as a year of significant change at Hassenbrook Academy which is set to join The Stanford and Corringham Schools Trust on 1st September 2016.
STUDENTS, parents and staff at the Gateway Academy in Tilbury are celebrating significantly improved GCSE results this year. Many students opened their results envelope to find that they had achieved the government's gold standard of a minimum of 5 A*-C GCSE passes including English and Maths
ROYAL Opera House welcomed representatives from over 20 arts organisations on Tuesday 17 May when it hosted a training day in advance of the second year of the Thurrock Trailblazer programme in schools across the borough from September.
JANE Button, Director of Learning at Lambeth College will take on a new role as Principal for the first ever government backed college for the Creative and Cultural Industries.
THE Royal Opera House has been working with Year 10 students from Grays Convent School to make animal headdresses for a production of Benjamin Britten's opera Noye's Fludde.
A TEACHER who sued a Thurrock school as well as Thurrock Council for £250,000 has lost his case. Ockendon resident, Jean Camurat took both organisations to the High Court earlier this month
