Young people in Greater Manchester are planning to join a second school strike for climate on Friday as part of a global day of protest by young people to demand action against climate change. Alex Derbyshire, 17, Member of Youth Parliament for Salford, is a strong supporter of the movement.
Wood Street Mission say that many families in Salford still struggle to buy their child a school uniform, among other factors of poverty.
The Daily Mile, a 15-minute classroom initiative which aims to increase concentration and improve the overall health and wellbeing of our children, both physically and emotionally, seeks more Salford schools to sign up to the free program.
Irlam childrens group Tiddly Winks are raising money to create much needed space for their stay and play group.
Worsley Woods are raising money to rebuild their children’s adventure playground.
Swinton Square has launched a new children’s arts and crafts club, Arts Let Loose. The base is designed to be the […]
The headteacher of a Salford primary school sent out a letter to parents this week warning them of a new game […]
Children that are not eating a nutritional breakfast or no breakfast at all, are in higher risk jeopardizing their academic progress at school.
Half term fun in Salford. On Mondays and Tuesdays, children can choose between Halloween Gnome Trail and Magic Spells and Potions attractions.
Private nursery group KidzRus are set to launch their fifth Salford nursery in the village of Monton Green, Eccles. Nicola […]
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