Cheshire Wildlife Trust is calling for every child to have a daily one-hour nature boost.
The conservation charity’s call follows a report into the impact experiencing nature has on children.
Malbank school pupils put their classroom lessons into context during a programme to celebrate World Food Day at Reaseheath College.
Fifteen Year 9 and Year 10 pupils studying sustainability and environmental issues as part of their GCSE in Food Technology, enjoyed making their own soup in the college’s Food Centre.
Parents blasted what they labelled Animal Aid “anti-farming propaganda” delivered to young pupils at a Nantwich school.
They say year 8 youngsters at Brine Leas were handed leaflets which “misinformed” children about farming methods in a bid to turn them against eating meat.
Staff from 14 schools across South Cheshire are taking part in new initiative aimed at improving development of teachers in Cheshire East.
The Chimney House Teaching School Alliance is staging an intensive day of training on November 4.
Animal Management students at Reaseheath College in Nantwich have received royal approval after they built a palatial home for insects.
The students modelled “Bug’ingham Palace” on the Queen’s London residence and built it from packing cases, wood offcuts, chicken wire, branches and foliage from native trees.
Visitors enjoyed an open day to view facilities at a long-established pre-school group in Nantwich.
Little Crickets, based in the grounds of Highfield Academy, threw open its doors to prospective parents and children during a fun-packed day.
AA College Rosette deli and restaurant the Academy has won the prestigious AA College Restaurant of the Year Award 2018-19.
The training restaurant in Cheshire College – South & West received the accolade during the AA Hospitality Awards in London.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich opened its doors to 200 primary school pupils across Crewe and Nantwich for its annual ‘Activity Day’.
Year 5 and 6 youngsters opted to become actively involved in a wide range of practical activities.
Motor vehicle students at Reaseheath College in Nantwich are learning their trade on the latest road cars thanks to donation from local salvage and vehicle recycling company SYNETIQ.
Teachers, pupils and governors at St Anne’s Catholic Primary School in Nantwich hosted a visit by MP Laura Smith
to discuss a range of issues impacting on education.
Students at Brine Leas in Nantwich are celebrating another excellent set of GCSE results.
Over 60% of Brine Leas students attained a strong pass (Grade 5 or higher) in both English and Mathematics.
GCSE students at Malbank School and Sixth Form College in Nantwich are celebrating on results day today (August 22).
They have been joined by staff and parents with a number of subject areas posting strong results.
More than 180 Cheshire College South & West students are celebrating their A Level results.
Learners at the college achieved a 98% pass rate, with 120 exceptional A* or A grades.
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