Wirral Student Attends Labour Party Conference
Published on 13-03-2013 In October, student Bethany Eason from Bebington High Sports College was chosen to represent the NDCS (National Deaf Childrens Society ) and travel with Alison Mcgovern, MP for Wirral South to the Labour Party Conference to discuss her experiences as a young deaf person in the UK and what changes she felt needed to be made by the government.Read Full Story
Corrie Star Helps Launch 100th UK School Farm
Published on 12-03-2013 Corrie Star Helps Launch 100th UK School Farm The UK’s 100th school farm at Bebington High Sports College, a co-operative school in Wirral, Merseyside is launched on March 12, with help from a Coronation Street legend turned award-winning cheesemaker. Sean Wilson played the character of Martin Platt on the ITV series for 21 years until he left and set up the Saddleworth Cheese Company. A supporter of local food, he will give a speech at the event, which is a significant landmark in the rise of school farms, just a few years after numbers had slumped and many had closed. The transformation is due to a wider recognition of the huge benefits of school farms in raising educational attainment, as well as a fresh emphasis on educating children about food.Read Full Story
World Book Day
Published on 07-03-2013 Students and staff at Bebington High Sports College celebrated ‘World Book Day’ on Thursday 7th March. Having been invited to dress as a character from a children’s book, a vast array of creative costumes were displayed including Dorothy from the ‘Wizard of Oz’, Harry Potter and [...]Read Full Story
Lady Lever Gallery education programme
Published on 09-02-2012 We are pleased to be joined today by the Lady Lever Art Gallery in Port Sunlight. The Gallery is a famous local landmark and has developed an engaging school programme for UK schools.They welcome school groups to all their museums and art galleries, whether they are exploring public [...]Read Full Story
Liverpool welcomes “city deal”
Published on 07-02-2012 THE Government has formally offered Liverpool a “City Deal” – giving it substantial new powers such as the control of resources to encourage investment and growth. It comes as the City Council prepares to vote tonight (Tuesday 7 February) on changing its constitution to have a directly [...]Read Full Story
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