Education

Lancashire Police are using the power of theatre to highlight the dangers of child grooming.

Lancaster pupils are to be trained by the government to protect the UK from cyber security threats.

The family of a Morecambe schoolgirl who committed suicide are planning to use her memory to raise awareness of mental health.

Exam season is nearly over-so what will your son or daughter be doing in September?

Lancaster and Morecambe College is hosting a careers day with a difference - in the guise of a free community fun day to celebrate contributions from the Health and Hospitality sectors.

This photo of youngsters at Caton CE School in 1950 was brought in to us by Jacqueline Winder (nee Walker) of Halton, who was at the school until the age of 10.

Morecambe Bay Primary School has been shortlisted for the prized Healthy School of the Year award in the Times Education Supplement awards.

Heysham High School has officially converted to academy status and changed its name to Bay Leadership Academy.

Mental health has long been a taboo subject- especially regarding children. One Lancashire woman is on a mission to change all of that.

This photo of pupils at Balmoral County Secondary School pupils (now Heysham High) was sent in by Lynne Hobin.

Heysham High School has officially converted to academy status and changed its name to Bay Leadership Academy.

The sculptor who created the Time and Tide Bells visited Morecambe Bay Community Primary School to lend a half bell for the fundraising campaign to bring a bell to Morecambe.

Engineers from Lancaster University have helped to spearhead a world first in particle physics technology.

A government programme led by Lancaster University to boost economic growth across the UK has scooped a silver award from the European Foundation for Management Development.

Anne Midgley from Wray brought us in a copy of this photograph of pupils at Balmoral Road Secondary Modern School, Morecambe, in 1951.

Plans to demolish a nightclub and bar in the city centre and replace it with student accommodation have been submitted to Lancaster City Council.

Inspectors have labelled Hornby nursery as ‘outstanding’ following a recent Ofsted visit.

Lancaster Guardian football historian Terry Ainsworth sent us this photo of pupils at Dallas Road School in 1962.