Nantwich tennis starlet Robin Bloomer insisted he can hold his head up high despite falling just short of a dream outing at Wimbledon.
Robin, a Brine Leas School student, had the chance to book himself a spot at the world-famous venue when he competed in the HSBC Road to Wimbledon North Regional Qualifier.
Talented Nantwich art and design students have been showing off their creative side at Brine Leas School.
The Art and DT Exhibition was an evening hosted by the Creative Arts and Technology departments to celebrate students’ talents.
A Nantwich headteacher has hit out at the use of “punitive” fines for parents who take their children out of school for holidays.
Mary Hennessy Jones, head at Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley, spoke after a High Court ruling backed Isle of Wight parent Jon Platt for refusing to pay a £120 fine after he took his daughter out last year.
A Nantwich businesswoman who runs a personal tutoring company, is looking to recruit more teachers to cope with demand.
Former Brine Leas School student Laura Smith launched One-To-One Learning UK, just three years ago.
Talented Brine Leas School students were a stage hit with their latest production of Fame.
The week-long series of shows were staged after six months of rehearsals.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich opened its doors for a major careers convention to help students focus on their futures.
Representatives from commerce, industry and both Further and Higher Education attend the Audlem Road school’s annual Careers Convention.
The headteacher of Brine Leas School in Nantwich has hailed a “really strong partnership” amid latest performance tables published by the Government.
Andrew Cliffe said staff, students and families working together has helped to achieve strong results for the Audlem Road school.
A Nantwich tutor has been singled out for praise by TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp for her cake-making skills.
Ann Turnbull reached the finals of a Channel 4 competition to find the UK’s best Gingerbread House Designer.
Bright sparks from Brine Leas School in Nantwich have talked their way to success – in one of the UK’s toughest debating competitions.
Four teams of students from Cheshire schools competed at Loreto College for a place in the regional final.
A developer’s bid to build 104 houses in Nantwich, which was supported by Brine Leas School, has been refused by Cheshire East Council.
Wainhomes North West wanted permission to build 104 homes off Audlem Road, and free up extra land for Brine Leas for future expansion.
Brine Leas pupils have teamed up with Nantwich Rotary Club for this year’s Christmas shoebox campaign aimed at Eastern Europe.
Youngsters have filled their ‘charity shoe boxes’ with festive gifts that children in impoverished areas would not normally receive.
Hundreds of teenagers underwent heart screenings at a Nantwich school as part of Cardiac Risk in the Young initiative.
Of the 234 booked in, 214 youngsters attended – and tests picked up a number of conditions, says organiser Sue Dewhirst.
Year 7 students from Brine Leas School have created a poppy field after spending an activity week in Menai, Anglesey.
Pupils carried out research on the history of World War participants from their own families before the trip.
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.
Contribute MonthlyContribute Once
Recent Comments