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Parking complaints leading to more patrols

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Pandemic’s legacy still being felt in borough’s schools

BEST SCHOOL NOMINEE: Hoyland’s Springwood Primary. Pictured are Rachel Parker, Tara Fear and Jennifer Clarke

‘Miracle’ school’s pride in inclusivity

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School place application appeals on the rise

SUCCESS: Archie Wootton-Allott.

Schools celebrate GCSE successes across the borough

Oxford-bound Radomir Stamatov.

Maths superstar and award winner heading for Oxford

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Schools issue warnings on finances

Assistant principal Nick Stevens with some of the successful A Level students.

Grammar school results ‘a testament’ to dedication

SUCCESSFUL Eadie Evans, Jake Cunliffe and Lisa Lin.

College results back at pre-Covid levels

SUPPORT PLEA: Becky Parkin with her children Cohen and Brax.

Parent slams new SEND proposals

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School suspensions at the highest rate ever

PLANS: Coun Steve Hunt at the site.

Plans for over 300 houses at former school site

Head of school Claire Athorn says damage is now being done daily

Kids’ vandalism creates huge bill for school

Academy gets in the swim with free lesson scheme

GRADUATION: The kids at the Children’s University Graduation ceremony.

Children’s University pilot sees kids pass with flying colours

EDUCATION BOOST: Council leader Sir Steve Houghton.

Major education project aims to ‘leave no child behind’

Mayor and Mayoress John and Doreen Clarke joined teachers to celebrate pupils’ work.

Cawthorne pupils work inspired by De Morgan collection

LOVE GRACE: Nicola Thomson-Dewey alongside representatives from IDAS

Handbags welcomed in latest Love Grace appeal

Worsbrough Common Primary nominated for a POB award, Pictured is Kate Ainley and Head Rebecca Paddock, together with pupils Steven, Amelia and Lawson. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093328

Diverse school where pupils speak over 25 languages

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Plan to work with schools to assess rise in vaping

RETIREMENT CALLS: Head teacher Alister Budd receives best wishes from some of his pupils. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093332

‘Legend of Darfield’ retires as headteacher after 29 years

SATISFYING SATS: Head of school Chloe Redfearn with some of the pupils who achieved top marks

SATs’ success for school in huge transformation

COMMUNITY: Barnsley FC players Marc Roberts, Jackson Smith and Vimal Yoganathan.

Barnsley FC players join school celebration event

‘Inadequate’ nursery ‘compromises children’s safety’

HCAT: Chief Exec Tom Banham Picture Shaun Colborn PD092138

Organisation steps in to help ailing trust

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Council bosses back plans for tougher school fines

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Council facing tribunal over school place

AWARD WINNING TEACHER: Stephen Priest.

Global recognition for ex-pat teacher

BIG DAY OUT: Pupils from Robert Ogden School

Special school hosts tea party to celebrate charity anniversary

HISTORY: Dozens of people turned up to the event at Cannon Hall.

Polish war story revisited

CLIMATE GOALS: Left-to-right: Sasha Beswick, Robin Harris, Daniel Cherryholme, Karen Moore and Gemma Lennon (Billington Structures), Christina Cooper (Barnsley College Apprenticeships), Matthew Smith (Enterprising Barnsley) and Stephanie Donaldson (Fareshare Yorkshire).

College launches Climate Connect initiative

CHARITY SHAVE: Lee Barber and Chloe Pearson.

Tutor in close shave to support Chloe’s mission

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Tougher school fines ‘a last resort’

MAKING IMPROVEMENTS: Meadstead in Royston turned its fortunes around with Ofsted. Picture: Charley Atkins.

Ofsted praise for school that’s ‘been through the mill’

SPECIAL STUDENTS: The award-winning college students at last Thursday’s awards ceremony.

Barnsley students recognised for excellence at awards

PROUD: Principal Mark Allen with his pupils. Picture: Charley Atkins.

‘Outstanding’ school achieves unique first

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‘Overhaul of SEND system is needed’

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Childcare struggle revealed in Barnsley

Pupils and parents preparing for the sponsored walk.

Community garden gets funding boost from pupils

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School told it requires improvement

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‘Good’ school acts as heart of the community

Left to right - Lucie Roberts, Lucy Frudd, Elisia McCaslin, Ella Tingle and Chloe Tingle holding an England flag in Croatia

Students dance their way to world championship medal

Gardening volunteers from the Robert Ogden School in Thurnscoe.

Pupils lend a hand in the community

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Restrictions will help make school safer

TEAM EFFORT: The college group on their trek.

College team dig deep for gruelling challenge

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Call for urgent action over school recruitment crisis

BEST FOOT FORWARD: Staff at Northern College are planning to take part in the Barnsley 10K later this month.

College staff limber up for 10k challenge

STUDENT OF THE YEAR: Elliot Barton collects the T Level Student of the Year Award from Tania Gandamihardja, Group Human Resources Director at BAE Systems (right) and Honorary Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering and award-winning broadcaster Steph McGovern (left).

Student Elliot takes top T Level title