Author: Louise Powney

The Liverpool HEARTS Project Team, funded by Liverpool City Council’s Virtual School and in partnership with Hope School, has won a gold Pearson National Teaching Award in the Impact Through Partnership category. The team received the award for their work in introducing trauma and attachment-informed practices across Liverpool’s schools to support vulnerable children. Hope School… Continue reading Leading Liverpool education project has HEARTS of gold

In a gesture of good will and harmony, leaders of Liverpool’s Jewish community have been invited to visit the Abdullah Quilliam Mosque on Wednesday, December 6th. The mosque, Britain’s oldest, hopes to facilitate discussions between Jewish and Muslim faith leaders in order to understand the local impact of the Israel-Palestine conflict. The move follows an… Continue reading Liverpool faith leaders to strengthen understanding

Liverpool City Council is launching its Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme for children and young people on 27 December. Hundreds of free activities will be on offer to eligible families, along with healthy meals and snacks. The programme is intended to support families that receive benefits-related free school meals and includes sports, cooking and… Continue reading Children set to HAF a wonderful Christmas