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Your guide to schools and colleges in and around St Helens, Merseyside brought to you by the St Helens Star.

Working with the local schools and colleges in St Helens, Merseyside our education section brings contact details, and information on schools and colleges in the St Helens area. You can access email addreses, web site addresses, details on the facilities and courses the schools and colleges have on offer, and also download prospectuses, view school calendars and read their latest news.

To get started, simply click on the type of education establishment you require further information on and then you can access each schoool or college profile from the links on the results page.

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Youngsters show they have gift of the gab

12:30pm Saturday 5th May 2012

A TEAM of youngsters with the gift of the gab travelled to Wales to take part in a competition to find the country’s best public speakers.

Bright sparks triumph in Enterprise and Innovation Challenge

10:00am Friday 4th May 2012

MEET a squad of enterprising children with some really bright ideas!

Dancers get Broadway buzz in Big Apple

Rainhill Arts Academy students in Central Park, New York

12:30pm Thursday 3rd May 2012

DANCING students gained invaluable experience at a world-famous Broadway venue after jetting out to New York on a school trip.

Jaime-Leigh gets the vote as Member of Youth Parliament

11:00am Friday 13th April 2012

DE LA SALLE pupil Jaime-Leigh Martin is the new MYP (Member of Youth Parliament) for St Helens.

Saints ace Jonny Lomax gets ‘booked’ at new school library

Saints ace Jonny gets ‘booked’ at new school library

3:00pm Thursday 12th April 2012

PUPILS at St Aidan’s and Garswood Primary schools have opened new libraries in the same week.

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