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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 2, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Bristol Live
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 9, 2026
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EHE Hub students celebrate GCSE success and progression milestones (opens the original)
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The Elective Home Education (EHE) Hub offers personalised support and flexible learning pathways(Image: John Leggott College) Students supported by the award-winning Elective Home Education (EHE) Hub are celebrating their GCSE success this summer. Twenty students completed GCSE examinations across 42 subject entries, with 95% achieving a recognised qualification grade and students securing passes across key subjects including English, Mathematics, Science and Business. Many learners successfully
Women come together to champion female leadership across the region (opens the original)
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John Leggott College is passionate about championing women in leadership across our region(Image: John Leggott College) More than 130 female leaders and aspiring leaders from across the region came together on Monday, July 13, for the third Women in Leadership event hosted by John Leggott College (JLC). The event aims to reinforce the growing demand for spaces that empower, connect and champion women at every stage of their leadership journey. Bringing together professionals from a wide range of
More opportunities for Lincolnshire students as schools join forces (opens the original)
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John Leggott College and Branston Community Academy aim to provide an ambitious, inclusive and future-focused Sixth Form experience(Image: John Leggott College) John Leggott College has joined forces with Branston Community Academy to enhance post-16 education opportunities for young people across the region. Beginning in September, the new strategic partnership will bring together the strengths, expertise and shared values of both institutions to deliver an ambitious, inclusive and future-focus
North Lindsey College Joinery students make a difference for SEND pupils (opens the original)
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Martha and fellow Carpentry and Joinery students crafted a new set of miniature wooden furniture(Image: North Lindsey College) Joinery students at North Lindsey College have put their skills to good use by creating bespoke wooden props for pupils at local SEND primary school, St Luke's Primary School. The project was made possible through a connection between St Luke's staff member Jayne and her daughter Martha, who is studying Carpentry and Joinery at the college. Working from a live client bri
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