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Project has been something to write home about

Barnsley Town Hall

Racism results in suspension for 285 pupils

Barnsley Town Hall

Local primary lauded as one of the country’s top schools

Barnsley Town Hall

Youngsters dive into swimming lessons

Barnsley Town Hall

Inspiring education provider hailed for sustainability efforts

Barnsley Town Hall

SEND pupils travelling over 500 miles per week to school

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School’s religious vision hailed by inspector

Council leader Sir Steve Houghton

‘Education of our young people is vital to future prosperity of our town’

Stephanie Peacock MP

Stephanie Peacock MP: ‘Children should not be starting their day hungry’

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Free breakfasts on the menu for children

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Town leads the way in key education stages

SPECIAL OCCASION: Rachel McGrath at her 30th anniversary event.

Teacher marks 30 years at same school

INTERACTIVE: Pupils had the chance to learn more about a career in nursing.

Pupils learn from interactive hospital visit

HAPPY RETIREMENT: Mark Wood.

Mark bidding farewell after two decades

More help needed for SEND pupils

TOP AWARD: Staff and children at Burton Road Primary School. Picture: Scott Firth.

Award-winning school brings international ethos into the classroom

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Sports pitch gets go-ahead despite initial objection

ACTION NEEDED: Fed-up parents have urged the council to act at St John’s Primary in Penistone.

Parents call for parking chaos to end

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Plaque marks school’s birthplace

Cameras for school cabs in safety move

VISIT: Rebecca Cale and Jenny Wallwork with pupils from St Helen’s Catholic Primary School.

Youngsters inspired by sport star’s visit

Councillor Ashley Peace

Over 30,000 youngsters helped by uniform vouchers

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Pupils ready to welcome rock star

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Alarming number of pupils ‘severely absent’

Discussion will help shape reform of ‘broken’ SEND system

VISIT: Hoyland Common Primary’s year fives in the town centre.

Pupils do their research in town centre

TAKEOVER: Pupils from Barugh Green Primary School were on hand to help locals at Cannon Hall last week.

Youngsters take over Cannon Hall for the day

Councillor Ashley Peace, cabinet spokesperson for children’s services

SEND super school on the back burner

GENIUS: Adhrit Alluri.

It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3 for young maths whizz

Councillor Ashley Peace

Thousands hit with fines over term-time holidays

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£3m pledged for SEND support

Kelly Richardson and Nicola Brearley.

Farmers on the moo-ve for fundraising fun

TRIBUTE: Bill Harris.

Former headteacher will be fondly remembered

KNIFE ARCH: Caroline and Mark Willgoose at Penistone Grammar School this week. Picture Shaun Colborn

Knife arch now in position at school

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Council ordered to pay out over SEND provision

AWARD: Barnsley Academy pupils toast their UNICEF accreditation.

Prestigious recognition for Barnsley secondary school

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School place challenges paid off for parents

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New guide addresses ‘back-to-school’ anxiety

Councillor Ashley Peace

‘Severely absent’ pupil numbers hit record high

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Project to address shortfall in SEND places

PRESTIGIOUS: Deacan White.

Hard work earns Deacan a place at Eton

Kirk Balk enjoys ‘phenomenal year’

Councillor Ashley Peace

Congratulations given after improvement in all subjects

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Darton Academy celebrates record-breaking success

Astrea Academy Dearne

Euphoric day for pupils across the borough

DONATIONS: Coun Andy Wray, Jaz Holt and Sharon Townsend.

Free school uniforms handed out by residents’ group

HARD WORK: Katie Charlesworth, Jacob Sammon and Lisa-Mari Humphreys.

Penistone youngsters reached for the A stars

Wait is over as teens plan for their futures