2:58pm Wednesday 19th March 2008
GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT "OUTSTANDING"
The Geography department at Bury C E High School underwent an Ofsted inspection on February 4th and 5th and was officially judged "outstanding". This came as no surprise to anyone in the school, especially in view of its role as the leading subject in our Humanities College status. The inspector scrutinised the department over two full days - the same length of time normally given to a whole-school inspection - and told the Head to expect the department to earn mention in the national report on Geography for its exemplary and innovative practice. In addition to observing lessons by all the Geography teachers in school, the inspector also talked to a number of pupils about their opinions of the subject, and he examined a range of exercise books and department documents. He found the department outstanding in all respects.
The judgement is a tremendous tribute to the work of Head of Department, Sally Sumner, and her staff, and the school will use the experience gained to help all departments to prepare themselves for the next whole-school inspection expected some time in 2009-10.
POLICE have appealed to the public to help trace 24-year-old Anthony Webb (pictured) who has failed to return to a bail hostel in Bury.
BURY’S League Two visit to Accrington Stanley, originally scheduled for Tuesday, November 25, has been moved to Saturday, November 29, (3pm kick-off).
POLICE are warning people to be on their guard after a bogus workman stole £170 from an elderly Bury resident.
BURY man Alisdair Templeton can certainly testify to being a really good sport!
A WEEKEND reveller suffered serious facial injuries after a gang of yobs confronted him near a town-centre nightclub.
THOUSANDS of shoppers eagerly crammed into a busy Mill Gate centre to see Coronation Street actress Kym Marsh switch on the Christmas lights.
A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Bolton man Parwar Mulad, who died just seconds after arriving at a friend’s house.
SCHOOLCHILDREN in Bury have put their best feet forward during International Walk to School Month.
SMALL and medium-sized businesses will be paid by Bury Council in ten days rather than 30.
GRATEFUL staff at a Bury residential home have paid tribute to unsung heroes in the community.
Many full maternity units have had to turn women away
Many full maternity units have had to turn women away
Many full maternity units have had to turn women away
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