Education

• News / KNowle West

  Opening of ‘much-needed’ new secondary school delayed

  The school is first opening in temporary accomodation

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• News / Strike

  Hundreds march through city centre as teachers’ pay dispute continues

  "We are determined to win, for us, our pupils and the future of education”

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• News / climate and sustainability

  Pioneering green educators open doors to new students

  Shift Bristol’s sustainability course boosts green job prospects

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• News / protest

  Music college students stage protest to fight staff job losses

  Graduates and students from BIMM Bristol believe the quality in education will "nose dive"

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• News / BIMM Bristol

  Outrage as music college restructuring leads to job losses

  A BIMM Bristol worker who has taken redundancy says they feel "very let down"

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• Features / If I Knew Then

  If I Knew Then: Julia Gray

  "I have a strict policy of ‘no regrets, only opportunities to learn'"

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• News / Education

  Bristol University staff strike to demand better pay

  The university's Unison branch has threatened further action if the dispute is not resolved

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• Theatre / St Brendan’s Sixth Form College

  Brislington drama group taking to National Theatre stage

  Students will stage Lisa McGee's 'The Heights' at the acclaimed theatre in June

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