Reproductive rights advocates in Massachusetts were devastated, but not surprised, when the U.S. Supreme Court officially overturned Roe v. Wade in June.
TWO Priestley College students have been honoured for outstanding achievements in a competition that recognises talent across the world. Sophie Nunn and Khalisah Ali received bronze certificates in the Science Learner of the Year category of the global BTEC Awards. James Gresty, Priestly principal, said: “Sophie and Khalisah should be so proud of what they have achieved. “What they both have shown is a determination to work hard and achieve their goals, which deserves to be recognised and I wish them well in whatever they go on to do next.” The BTEC Awards are an annual celebration of the outstanding achievements of learners, tutors, teachers, schools and colleges involved in the qualification.