• Sheffield schools: The best and worst performing Sheffield schools according to GCSE Progress 8

    The upcoming GCSE exam season may be returned to normal after the pandemic - but after all the disruption, some pressure might this year be taken off pupils who studied through Covid-19. The Department foe Education has confirmed there will be no ‘Progress 8’ reports published for schools for the 2024/25 and 2025/26 academic years. The score is a measure for assessing schools based on how well pupils did in their KS2 results compared to the end of KS4 when they did their GCSEs. Positive scores...

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    Hanover High School career counselor named Counselor of the Year

    “Ms. Melton is the epitome of what it means to be a career counselor who advocates, initiates ideas and strategies, and leads her team to the next level,” said Karla Allen, the county's Coordinator of Counseling Services. “Her work in international schools brings a new wealth of information and expertise to HCPS career programs.”

  • Sheffield Squash club named English Club of the Year 2023

    The Sheffield-based club set itself targets to improve female participation rates over the past year which lead to a 50/50 female to male split in both of their beginner sessions and committee. On their award, club chair Tim Eldridge said: “we're very pleased to get it mainly because it recognises the work of a committee of volunteers. It reflects the work across a lot of different activities that have come together to make the place what it is.” The club has also launched several initiatives to...

  • Sheffield schools: 19 secondary schools issuing the most permanent exclusions including King Ecgbert School

    It is extremely rare for educators to decide that a pupil cannot return to their schools - it is the absolute last resort, when all other options have been exhausted. Children must be in education. It is a legal requirement and means if a child is subject to a permanent exclusion from one school then the local authority must arrange full-time education as soon as possible. Nineteen of Sheffield’s secondary schools issued permanent exclusions during the 2021-22 academic year. See if your local...

  • Def Leppard: LP of iconic Sheffield Leadmill gig set to go on sale tomorrow, and where to get it

    The big wait is nearly over for Sheffield’s Def Leppard fans - with the album of their iconic Leadmill gig set to go on sale tomorrow. The recording of the show at the Leadmill, on vinyl goes on sale tomorrow to mark Record Store Day 2024 (Saturday, April 20), but is being advertised online at some record shops at nearly £40. Mercury Studios is releasing Def Leppard's 'One Night Only - Live at the Leadmill Sheffield May 19, 2023' in a limited double vinyl run for Record Store Day 2024. They have...

  • Teddies Nursery Sheffield: Ofsted rates pre-school 'good' again two years on from scathing 'inadequate' report

    A Sheffield nursery that two years ago was branded ‘inadequate’ by inspectors is back in Ofsted’s ‘good’ books. Teddies Nursery, in Kenwood Park Road, had been rated ‘good’ for nearly 15 years until a report in late 2022 stripped it of its record and handed it the lowest grade possible. In a scathing report, the Nether Edge daycare was told the education it offered was poor, its safeguarding measures were slack and that children’s safety was “compromised”. Now, 18 months later, in a new report...

  • Pam Grier Says Her Film With Cardi B May Hit Theaters In 2 Years, The Rapper’s Teaching Her To Pole Dance

    Pam Grier gushed over Cardi B’s pole dancing lessons.

  • School suspensions: England set for highest number in school year

    Unions say schools do not have enough resources to support persistently disruptive pupils.

  • Sheffield primary schools: 13 city primary schools handing out the most suspensions revealed

    Suspending children from school is something we rarely see from educators, especially at primary level. Teachers aim to keep kids in school, where they are safe, fed and learning. However, for a multitude of reasons, senior leadership can and do decide to temporarily suspend pupils from school. Suspensions and permanent exclusions data, published in a Gov.uk package in April 2024, includes figures revealing which Sheffield primary schools handed out the most suspensions in the 2021-22 academic...

  • Sheffield schools: Top marks from Ofsted for schools and nurseries in latest Ofsted inspections in city

    These Sheffield schools and nurseries came top of the class last month after all of them were rated ‘good’ by Ofsted. Subscribe to The Star’s newsletter for all the latest news in Sheffield delivered straight to your inbox. New figures show how every Steel City classroom visited by the education watchdog in April was given a thumbs-up by inspectors, with all of them being upgraded or maintaining their ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ grade. None of them slipped down to ‘requires improvement’ or...

  • CCSD averages over 40 school bus crashes a month since beginning of school year

    LAS VEGAS (KLAS) - The Clark County School District is averaging over 40 crashes a month since August, according to data obtained by 8 News Now. Video provided to 8 News Now apparently shows a school bus driving past a yellow light in Henderson, hitting a black SUV. The vehicle's driver and passenger were injured []

  • Sheffield Primary Schools: The 7 city primary schools to issue permanent exclusions to pupils

    It is extremely rare for educators to decide that a pupil cannot return to their schools - it is the absolute last resort, when all other options have been exhausted. Children must be in education. It is a legal requirement and means if a child is subject to a permanent exclusion from one school then the local authority must arrange full-time education as soon as possible. They are so rare that in Sheffield only seven of the 153 primary schools within the local authority issued them in the...