News for April 2005

An African school inspector has paid a special visit to West Lancashire to gain an insight into the region?s education system.

Girls from Ormskirk and West Lancashire schools proved that the future is female when they took to the football field at Edge Hill?s Ormskirk Campus this week for coaching sessions organised by third year Sports Studies students.

Edge Hill lecturer Maureen Sloan is aiming to 'reach her peak? ?well, three of them in fact!

Year Ten pupils at St Julie?s Catholic High School in Woolton have sampled a taste of Higher Education courtesy of Edge Hill.

Young people planning to 'use their head? gathered at Edge Hill this week to take part in a teacher taster course at the Ormskirk Campus.

Filmmakers of the future descended upon Bristol University to showcase their talents ? and a host of Edge Hill students took centre-stage.

Edge Hill has picked up a national award from the Association of Commuter Transport (ACT) to recognise excellence in marketing its Green Travel Plan.

Edge Hill has received a substantial boost that will further strengthen its renowned Faculty of Education.

Young Edge Hill footballer Leor Sidle is full of 'Middle-Eastern promise? following his selection for the Great Britain Jewish team.

Edge Hill is developing a new partnership agreement with Yarrow House Nursery School in a bid to expand its early years training for teachers from the state school to the private and voluntary sectors.

A star-studded Liverpool poetry festival takes place this month with a host of Edge Hill poets the first in line to take centre-stage.