School move at least five years away
	5:58am Thu 10 Apr 08
	THE move of a Hampshire secondary school to a greenfield site will not happen for at least five years, says its head teacher.

	Multi-million-pound plan to revamp city’s schools
	7:33pm Wed 26 Mar 08
	Hopes new buildings will improve schooling standards
	Reader comments (8)

	Pupils savour Ryan’s slice of gymnastic excellence
	3:19pm Wed 26 Mar 08
	IT'S certainly not the kind of thing you normally expect to see in a school hall.

	Skills gap to be tackled by college's £35m revamp
	10:37am Mon 17 Mar 08
	SOUTHAMPTON City College is launching a new division dedicated to delivering skills to businesses as part of its £35m redevelopment plans.
	Reader comments (2)

Hampshire college to become flagship academy

11:27am Tuesday 11th March 2008

A famous public school is to back one of the Government's flagship academies as part of a drive to improve education for children from poor areas, it was announced today.

Reader comments (2)

	Uni is not the only option for college leavers
	3:40pm Wed 5 Mar 08
	A HAMPSHIRE teenager has launched a jobs website for school and college-leavers who do not want to go to university.
	Reader comments (8)

One thousand to miss out on school places

10:53am Wednesday 5th March 2008

MORE than 1,000 children in Hampshire have missed out on their first choice of secondary school.

Reader comments (22)

School staff face anxious wait over jobs

5:57am Wednesday 5th March 2008

HUNDREDS of teaching and support staff are waiting to find out whether they will have jobs when Southampton's two new academies open in September.

Reader comments (27)

	Chamberlayne Park's turnaround performance
	1:10pm Mon 3 Mar 08
	A SOUTHAMPTON school with a history of pupil underachievement is now making big improvements according to its latest inspection report.
	Reader comments (3)

Truancy rife in city schools

5:24am Wednesday 27th February 2008

MORE Southampton pupils are failing to turn up to lessons compared to nearly anywhere else in the country, according to new government figures.

Reader comments (14)

More ...