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What the hosts have said Steve Lowe, sales director for LocaliQ, the digital marketing arm of Newsquest, said: “As we prepare for the Education Awards, I want to congratulate everyone in the education sector for the fantastic work you have all done in what we all know have been exceptionally challenging times for teachers, governors and support staff. Back in September, delayed from the spring we ran the awards to find the best from 2019, and those stories were amazing. “Now we have the stories behind how pupils, support staff and the schools themselves are impacted by the events of the past twelve months, yet we were still able to find those that go above and beyond, and it is for these reasons we are proud to be hosting the awards once again, even though it’s virtual and not in person.
Noah Downes suffered this head injury after falling on ice on his way to Shirley Manor Primary School A PARENT whose four-year-old son suffered a nasty gash to his forehead after slipping on an icy pavement has called for the council to provide more grit to his son’s school. Noah Downes had to be taken to hospital via ambulance after the fall on his way to Shirley Manor Primary School in Wyke on Wednesday. Shirley Manor has been in a three-year battle with Bradford Council to get more grit to put on pavements leading to the school, including some on a sharp slope, due to the dangers posed by ice to pupils and parents.
IT seems only yesterday that the glitz and glamour of the T&A s Education Awards was taken into cyberspace for 2020. The annual ceremony was unique from the previous six years in that it took place in September rather than March. Even more unusual was the fact the event went virtual , with Steve Lowe, Sales Director at LocaliQ Bradford, presenting the awards live over Zoom. The change in schedule - and format - was all down to the coronavirus pandemic, which led to the first UK lockdown being imposed just three days before the original awards were meant to have taken place.
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