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School continues to be good, says Ofsted

Chronicle Editor - November 26, 2022

A well-used bus axed by council could lead to children turning up to Alsager school “exhausted”

Residents lose footbridge link to their estate

Children’s mental health week gains more support

Lack of volunteers leads to scheme’s scrapping

From left, head boy Wilson Gardner, (11), and head girl Amelia Banks, (11), receiving the letter on behalf of year six pupils.

Pupils tackle Brazil’s embassy over the burning of rainforest

Chronicle Reporter - July 16, 2021 0

Residents lose footbridge link to their estate

Chronicle Reporter - June 12, 2026 0

Success in and out of classroom for school

Chronicle Reporter - January 16, 2026 0

A well-used bus axed by council could lead to children turning...

Chronicle Reporter - July 27, 2026 0

Lack of volunteers leads to scheme’s scrapping

Chronicle Reporter - June 10, 2026 0

Children’s mental health week gains more support

Chronicle Reporter - February 19, 2021 0

School improves, but still not hitting targets

Chronicle Editor - July 3, 2026 0

School completes long journey from ‘inadequate’ to ‘good’

Chronicle Editor - April 30, 2023 0

First day back sees pupils lose phones as scheme rolls out

Chronicle Reporter - June 11, 2026 0

Head echoes call for mobile phones ban

Chronicle Reporter - January 5, 2026 0

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