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Mental health cafe boosted by University of Portsmouth students

STUDENTS have been recognised for their work in developing a community cafe to help people with mental health problems.

Education

Anthony Davies, 20, has overcome the difficulties of aspergers to produce his own musical.'Picture: Habibur Rahman

The show goes on for Portsmouth man with Asperger’s Syndrome as he produces and performs in his own musical

A YOUNG man with Asperger syndrome has overcome his difficulties to produce and perform in his own musical.

Education

World Water Day event - Local school kids have been collecting plastic and created sculptures, on display in the pub. There was also a beach clean litter pick, face painting and an indoor rowing machine competition. Picture: Duncan Shepherd

Best pictures as children and families carry out beach clean on Hayling Island

CHILDREN and their families have been doing their bit for the environment by taking part in a community beach clean.

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Adele Smith (centre) is delighted to receive her award

Teacher recognised for outstanding contribution

A TEACHER has been recognised with a national award for her outstanding performance.

Education

The students were apparently 'keen to get involved' in the experiment

Can booze really keep you warm? Portsmouth uni students put theory to the test for Channel 4 documentary

THE impact of alcohol on the human body has been extensively tested on Portsmouth’s university students, ahead of a documentary that is airing tonight.

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It is National Offer Day today. Picture: Barry Batchelor/PA Wire

How to appeal your child's primary school place in Portsmouth

FAMILIES across the city with children due to start school this year will finally discover what place they have been offered.

Education

Youngsters from last year's NCS programme helping to create a Nursery Garden.

Pompey promote Portsmouth NCS scheme for local youngsters

FRESH from being crowned Community Club of the Year, Pompey are encouraging young people from across the city to sign up to their National Citizenship Service (NCS) initiative.

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Trixie Pook, 10, who had cancer pictured with pal Shamus Sweeney, 10. Photo: Habibur Rahman

Milton boy ready to chop his hair off to help young pal who survived her battle against cancer

HAVING watched his friend’s heartbreaking struggle against cancer, which saw her lose all of her hair, young Shamus Sweeney knew exactly what to do.

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New Fareham College principal Andrew Kaye

Fareham College appoints new principal

A NEW principal has been appointed at Fareham College to Nigel Duncan, who is leaving after 14 years at the helm.

Education

School Chef of the Year, Steven Cross, has helped to revolutionise healthy eating at Park Community School.''Picture: Sarah Standing (180838-1471)

Havant school scoops healthy eating award

A COMMUNITY school has won an award of £1000 in recognition of their work in promoting healthy eating.

Education

New Horrible Histories exhibition opens at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard – picture gallery

Eye patches, wooden legs, parrots and cutlasses are all trademark tools for pirates – the ocean rebels many regard as the ‘rock stars of the seven seas’.

Education

Protesters gather at last month's climate change demonstration. Picture: Sophie Chennell

Youngsters to march on Portsmouth’s Guildhall Square as climate change movement shows no signs of letting up

YOUNGSTERS from across the region will once again descend on the city’s Guildhall Square to raise concerns about climate change.

Education

Fiorella Caraccio, 11, had her head shaved by head teacher, Mr Lyndon Strong, to raise money for Macmillon Cancer Support charity.

Gosport schoolgirl Braves the Shave for cancer charity

A HEADTEACHER shaved off the hair of a Year 6 pupil in front of the rest of the school – all in aid of raising hundreds of pounds for cancer patients.

Education

Boundary Oak School's under-13s rugby team celebrate after winning their first national tournament

Fareham’s Boundary Oak School ‘punches above it weight’ to be crowned ISA National U13 champions

YOUNG rugby players have toasted their first victory at a national competition.

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Ella Reilly, left, and Susannah Sparkes have joined the One campaign 'Picture submitted April 2019

Portsmouth teenagers aim to make a global difference

FOUR teenagers are taking up the fight to help eradicate global poverty as part of a new initiative by The One Campaign.

Education

Harvey Hughes, 18, Mark Catlin, Pompey chief executive officer, and Harvey's dad, Nick Hughes.

Portsmouth FC pick up second Checkatrade trophy in two weeks – after scooping award for work in keeping kids on the straight and narrow

FOR THE second time in two weeks, Pompey have won a Checkatrade trophy – this time in recognition for their sterling work in the community.

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Mental health cafe boosted by University of Portsmouth students

The show goes on for Portsmouth man with Asperger’s Syndrome as he produces and performs in his own musical

Best pictures as children and families carry out beach clean on Hayling Island

Teacher recognised for outstanding contribution

Can booze really keep you warm? Portsmouth uni students put theory to the test for Channel 4 documentary

How to appeal your child's primary school place in Portsmouth

Pompey promote Portsmouth NCS scheme for local youngsters

Milton boy ready to chop his hair off to help young pal who survived her battle against cancer

Fareham College appoints new principal

Havant school scoops healthy eating award

New Horrible Histories exhibition opens at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard – picture gallery

Youngsters to march on Portsmouth’s Guildhall Square as climate change movement shows no signs of letting up

Gosport schoolgirl Braves the Shave for cancer charity

Fareham’s Boundary Oak School ‘punches above it weight’ to be crowned ISA National U13 champions

Portsmouth teenagers aim to make a global difference

Portsmouth FC pick up second Checkatrade trophy in two weeks – after scooping award for work in keeping kids on the straight and narrow

Here's how to vote for your favourite nursery in and around Portsmouth

Waterlooville headteacher retires after a career devoted to children with special needs

Portsmouth pupils send powerful message to MP about global health and poverty

Politicians, councillors and unions in Portsmouth unite to demand action on school funding cuts

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Three men arrested after armed robbery in Gosport

Portsmouth teenager tells of her ordeal after being raped by her ‘monster’ stepfather for four years – until he was caught by her mum

Chester’s: Popular Portsmouth carvery shuts its doors less than a year after opening

Furious Portsmouth residents say their lives are a ‘misery’ as workers park in their street