Rossett Acre pupils help recruit new governors
Rossett Acre Primary School in Harrogate are currently looking to recruit individuals to join their board of governors. The school recently asked the pupils
Schoolboy’s business idea raises £200 for green projects
It may not be April, but there are still plenty of showers around to keep Belmont Grosvenor schoolboy George Huber in business! The 10-year-old,
Local preschool sows seeds of support for Long Marston gardens
Green fingered children from Long Marston Pre school and Playgroup have been busy sowing seeds, potting plants and watering with enthusiasm as preparations for
Spiegeltent returns with a week-long festival
A week-long festival of live music in a legendary Spiegeltent rocks Harrogate from 31 May. Part of the Harrogate International Festivals 2013 programme, the
Mock Trial students congratulated by Andrew Jones MP
On Friday, students from Harrogate Grammar School were congratulated by the local MP, Andrew Jones, for their success, this year, in representing the school
Harrogate boys conquer the 3 Peaks
Ten boys from Harrogate have just walked the Yorkshire 3 Peaks in a very impressive time of under 10 hours, raising £2,260 for the
Pupils at Belmont Grosvenor raise £300 for charity
There were doctors, nurses, policemen, chefs, ballerinas and firefighters – even a pop star and a lifeguard – when pupils at Belmont Grosvenor School
Raworths appoints new solicitor
Harrogate law firm, Raworths, has appointed John Carter as a solicitor working in the Corporate/Commercial and Commercial Property departments. He will be advising businesses
Table tennis success for SJF
The Table Tennis prowess of Dan and Tom Bouchard has been recognised in a first for Saint John Fisher School, Harrogate. Dan Brouchard, 16,
School gains intensive support for improvement after being placed in special measures
North Yorkshire County Council has put together an intensive support package to bring about rapid improvement at Foremost School, near Harrogate, after the school
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