Work
begins on new Huyton Town Centre development
A new three-storey development is being built at Poplar
Bank.
Huyton
CLC
Huyton Today newshounds Leah Billows and Nicola Hoey recently quizzed
newly appointed Creative Director Steve Ellis about the Huyton City Learning
Centre (HCLC)
New
Deal - New Future for North Huyton
North Huyton
New Deal for Communities (NDC) is a regeneration initiative with £55.8 million
to invest in the North Huyton NDC area over 10 years.
Training
for all
Secial report on the Learning and Skills Council
Let
your fingers do the walking
A simple,
user-friendly directory of approved workmen will be made available to the older
members of Knowsley’s community following a high profile launch recently.
A
Children’s Parliament
Children as young as five are being given a chance to have a say in matters
that affect them now that a Knowsley Children’s Parliament (KCP) has been set
up in the borough.
School
Life Goes to the Wall
The day-to-day life of pupils and teachers in St Gabriel’s Primary School in
Huyton has been preserved as a giant work of art.
Work
Starts on new building for Malvern
After many months of planning and consultation with residents
and parents, work on the new building for Malvern Primary School is now well
underway.
Year
7 get a ‘Headstart’ at Knowsley Hey
Earlier this term, Year 7 pupils got a taste of things to come as part of their
‘induction’ to Knowsley Hey.
Royal
Mail
When told by his teacher Mrs Clapham to practise his writing, pupil Michael
Smith took the unusual decision to write to famous people and tell them what
he was doing and about himself.
Making
His Mark In Journalism
Former Huyton Today reporter Mark Blackman recently took time out of
his busy schedule to talk to two of the news team’s current reporters,
Joseph Inglesby and Sean Derbyshire.
Council
employees race in New York Marathon
Three Knowsley Council Employees faced the challenge of their lives recently
when they took part in the New York Marathon.
Huyton
schools children rasie funds for schools in Namibia
Deputy Head at St Aloysius, Sheryl Wrigley, has for the past couple of years
helped to co-ordinate an appeal to provide improved educational facilities for
young children in Namibia.
Pupils
get a good start to the day
Pupils at St Aloysius RC Primary are now enjoying an even earlier start to their
day thanks to the new Breakfast Club.
Children
Raise Cash for Sick Children
Kind-hearted children at a Knowsley nursery helped to organise a bring and buy
sale raising over £100 for a baby hospice and an animal sanctuary.
On
The Buses
Knowsley’s award winning Plus One Challenge has hit the road and its message
is rolling across the borough thanks to Glenvale Transport.
Bus
IT!
Late November should see the launch of Knowsley’s ICT bus, named Get IT on Board.
At
The Gallop
Maureen Collins is preparing for her big day as a competitor in a three-day
horse event in the Para-Olympic Games to be held in 2004.
Hey
welcomes new industrial relations governor
At the recent
years 11 and 12 Celebration of Achievement evening, Huyton Today took
the opportunity to have a few words with Knowsley Hey’s new governor with responsibility
for developing industrial relations.
Past
pupil success
Three past pupils from Knowsley Hey achieve success in higher education .
On
The Catwalk
A Knowsley student who has sold an original textile to fashion icon Valentino
is soon to attend the famous Domus Academy for design in the Italian fashion
capital, Milan.
Bye,
Bye Brenda
Knowsley Hey School wishes
a fond farewell to Brenda Brogan who has worked as a cleaner in the school for
over thirty years.