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Articles from 10th Mar 2009
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Chelsley has shaken off her old blues
Mar 10 2009 | Education
CHELSLEY Powell may be the only girl who attends the group but that does not hold her back. In fact, the 15-year-old Smith’s Wood pupil believes she can more than hold her own on the football pitch. Read
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Fusion’s helping mould new way of halting crime
Mar 10 2009 | Education
THE Fusion Project was initially targeted at North Solihull but has proved to be so successful it has now been rolled out across the borough, says its acting manager Becky Glover. Read
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Hopefuls ready to tackle job market
Mar 10 2009 | Education
Adrian Benjamin, 22, is determined to pursue a career in banking despite the crisis in the industry. Read
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Crunch time for Brum’s students
Mar 10 2009 | Education
AS the economic recession continues to bite, Education Correspondent TONY COLLINS looks at what the job prospects are for the current crop of university students about to graduate. Read
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It's crunch time for Birmingham students
Mar 10 2009 | Education
THERE would appear to be at least one growth industry amidst all the chaos of the credit crunch. Read
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TWELVE-YEAR-OLD Mitchell Nemeth has his sights set on a career as an Aston Villa midfielder - so when he heard that a local sports centre offered free football training once a week, he was there.
Mar 10 2009 | Education
For him, the Thursday night football date at Smith’s Wood Sports College in Chelmsley Wood may be simply a way to better his game but for the organisers, it is part of a Solihull-wide strategy to reduce crime and increase healthy living among young people. Read
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School Of The Week: Maney Hill Primary School, Sutton Coldfield
Mar 10 2009 | School of the Week
OUTSTANDING and proud of it! That is the judgment of staff and pupils at Maney Hill Primary School in Sutton Coldfield after a glowing assessment by national inspectors. Read
