We don’t want to cause trouble – we just want our voices heard
	8:23am Tue 13 May 08
	WHAT'S your honest view of today's youth? Unruly, unpleasant and bad-mannered? Or misunderstood and misrepresented?
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	Auschwitz is a place everyone should visit
	8:47am Tue 6 May 08
	EVEN on a brilliant sunny day with the birds singing in the trees, the horror of what happened at Auschwitz II-Birkenau 65 years ago still manages to chill the bones.
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	Howzat! The school where pupils learn to love sport
	8:04am Tue 29 Apr 08
	BARELY a week goes by without the issue of child obesity and fitness levels among our young hitting the headlines.

	How Red the Robot can help your child
	7:57am Tue 22 Apr 08
	ONE of the key elements in learning to read is being read to - actually listening to what it sounds like.

	We’ve got so much out of our first year at eco-school
	8:14am Tue 15 Apr 08
	IT'S been a busy year for pupils at Red Hill Primary School in Worcester, who are settling well in to their new eco-friendly home.

	Why we’ve turned to teaching later in life
	8:18am Tue 8 Apr 08
	WHEN Robert Knight was made redundant from his management job at Evesham Foods, there was only one thing he wanted to do - teach.

	In need of a holiday? These guys can help
	8:13am Tue 1 Apr 08
	WITH a fully functioning travel agency and a mock-up of an aeroplane cabin, students at a Worcester college are well-equipped to prepare for life in the travel and tourism industry.

	Meet Alice, a teenager with a world to change
	8:00am Tue 25 Mar 08
	WHILE many teenagers are happy to simply change their ringtone, Alice Bond is more concerned with changing the world.

	Are summer babies left in shade when it comes to schooling?
	8:52am Tue 18 Mar 08
	IF you were born in the summer months, the chances are you won't achieve as high academically as those born at any other time of the year. That's according to recent research, anyway.

	How cutting red tape for school trips could mean more pictures like these
	8:00am Tue 11 Mar 08
	TAKING pupils out of the classroom and into the world is a crucial part of education. It broadens their experiences and opens their minds to new cultures.

	The Olympic canoeist helping pupils go green
	8:04am Tue 4 Mar 08
	GETTING children to be aware of their environment is something schools across Worcestershire have been encompassing more and more in recent years.

	I’m aiming to be the next Lewis Hamilton
	8:05am Tue 26 Feb 08
	WEEKLY commutes between the historic city of Worcester, and the stunning scenery of Milan, Italy, might seem a little arduous - especially if you are preparing to sit your all-important GCSEs.

	We’re off to a country where children have to use melons as footballs
	8:11am Tue 19 Feb 08
	SPORT is something we take for granted in England. It's embedded in our culture and our children get more opportunities than most to take up some form of physical education. In fact, the Government is keen to ensure children are getting at least an hour of sport a day where possible.

	Progress that children make here is incredible – and they enjoy it, too
	9:13am Tue 12 Feb 08
	WHEN Annabel Goodman bought the New Elizabethan School a year ago there were just 12 pupils on roll.

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