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Childline helps rising number of young people with exam results fear

A FIFTH of these took place in August as young people receive their A-Level and GCSE results

Treetops students could be taught in temporary classrooms

CHILDREN with special educational needs in Grays could spend the next year learning in a temporary classroom due to a growing demand for school places.

University not the only option for school leavers: Consider a career as an electrician

NEXT Thursday (15th August 2019) will see students across the country anxiously open their A-Level results. And whilst many teens will be looking forward to heading off to university, NICEIC, the UK’s leading name for registered electricians, is reminding school and college leavers in the East of England to consider other viable alternatives.

Thurrock primary schools recognised for healthy meals campaign

PRIMARY Schools across Thurrock have been recognised for providing healthy food options for students at a special award ceremony.

Thurrock teachers benefit from ADHD seminar

MORE than 70 practitioners from schools across the borough took part in a days training on understanding and managing ADHD, led by Colin Foley, training director at the ADHD Foundation.

Gable Hall pupils are First Givers

FIRST Give and Gable Hall School worked in partnership to help young people give back to their communities and speak out for causes they believe in. Students at the school dedicated time and effort to chosen charities through social action, with one class winning a First Give grant of £1,000 for their charity!

USP College praised in latest Ofsted report

OFSTED has praised USP College for its progress following a recent monitoring visit.

South Ockendon schoolgirls first in country to complete confidence project

CONGRATULATIONS to a group of ground-breaking schoolgirls from Thurrock who are the first in the country to complete a pilot project to boost their confidence.

Great SATS results for Stifford Clays, Deneholm and Chadwell

PRIMARY schools from across the South West Essex Community Education Trust have all achieved SATs results above the national average.

Thurrock celebrates best ever KS2 results

PRIMARY schools in Thurrock are celebrating after initial Key Stage 2 results revealed that the percentage of 11 year-olds achieving the expected standard in reading, writing and maths is higher than ever before.

Double celebrations for Higher Education at USP College

USP College is not only celebrating the fact it achieved 100% satisfaction for the quality of its Higher Education courses in this year’s National...

Gateway Primary Free School gets a glowing report from Ofsted

OFSTED inspectors have heaped praise on the Head of School, Dan George and his team for the transformation that has taken place at the Gateway Primary Free School [Tilbury]. In an overwhelmingly positive report.

Thurrock primary schools play their part in Summer Sports Events

A RECORD number of over 600 pupils from 55 Essex primary schools have competed in the Active Essex Summer School Games.

Labour leader slams Thurrock Council over William Edwards Ofsted report

THE leader of Thurrock Labour has questioned how much support the Tory-run Thurrock Council is giving to schools in the borough.

Free courses for Thurrock adults and families

ENROLMENTS are now open for 2019-20 adult education courses at your local Thurrock Adult Community College (TACC). There is something for everyone, from vocational skills and qualifications,

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