Education · 16 April 2019
Almost nine in ten pupils get first choice of primary school
A total of 87 percent of pupils have been allocated their first choice of primary school in Liverpool this year.
Education
Education · 18 March 2019
Gateacre School pupils become UK Junior Science Champions
Four inspirational Year 10 girls from Gateacre School were announced Junior Science Winner of The Big Bang UK Young Scientists & Engineers Competition 2019 at Birmingham NEC, for their project “Naturally Infused”.
Business · 13 March 2019
Sciontec Liverpool launches search for investment partner
Sciontec Liverpool, the new development company formed out of Knowledge Quarter Liverpool (KQ Liverpool), has launched its search for an investor to bring forward new world-class science and tech workspaces across the city.
sport · 7 February 2019
Drive to get more young people active
An ambitious plan to drive up activity rates for young people in Liverpool has been launched.
Health · 30 January 2019
Sugar tax to boost mental and physical activity in schools
Schools in Liverpool are to get more than half a million pounds to spend on improving physical and mental health - funded by the sugar tax.
Care · 8 January 2019
Mental health support teams to be established
A team of mental health support specialists is to be established in Liverpool schools after the city secured almost £2.5 million from the Government.
Education · 4 January 2019
A look at the new St Julie’s Catholic High School
St Julie's Catholic high School in Woolton is the latest to be opened as part of a multi-million pound investment by Liverpool City Council.
Education · 6 July 2018
Online safety is a click away
School Improvement Liverpool welcomed over 100 delegates to their North West Safeguarding Conference, bringing together national and local experts as well as leaders in safeguarding and child protection. The regional conference has brought together many highly regarded keynote speakers, exhibitors and a range of workshops, to consider modern day safeguarding issues and ways to approach
Uncategorized · 2 July 2018
Improvements in keeping children safe
AN inspection of children’s services in Liverpool has found it has made improvements but cannot yet be rated as good.
Development · 14 September 2016
Milestone reached for Accelerator
The £25m Liverpool Life Sciences Accelerator development has been topped out.
Community · 19 July 2016
Join the Air Cadets!
7F (1st City of Liverpool) Squadron Air Cadets, based at the Army Reserve Centre on Aigburth Road, is currently undertaking an extensive cadet recruitment campaign.
Business · 26 February 2016
Families get stuck in to the National Numeracy Challenge
Parents and grandparents queued up to join the National Numeracy Challenge at Liverpool Central Library as part of a city wide maths campaign.
Community · 18 March 2014
Liverpool unites with others to tackle social exclusion
Liverpool has united with other cities, towns and boroughs across the country in a new national network to tackle issues of social inequality.
Arts & Events · 14 March 2014
City of Readers campaign
A new project to transform Liverpool into the UK's foremost reading city has launched.
Community · 14 March 2014
New plans for youth and play centres
Discussions are set to get underway with voluntary and community organisations about taking over six youth and play centre buildings.
Education · 14 March 2014
Parklands High School set to close
The council's cabinet is to consider a recommendation that Parklands High School should close.
Civic · 10 March 2014
City turns blue to highlight autism
Liverpool is to become the first English city to light up its buildings blue to raise awareness of autism
Community · 10 March 2014
You CAN adopt!
Liverpool City Council is backing a regional adoption recruitment campaign involving 22 local authorities
Education · 6 March 2014
School’s £80,000 classroom bid
A Liverpool school has been shortlisted in a competition to win an £80,000 classroom.
Business · 5 March 2014
Three year budget approved
Liverpool City Council has approved a budget which will see Council Tax bills increase by 1.99 percent.
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