The headteacher of what was almost certainly the worst school in Bristol just over a year ago has outlined how the school is now on its way to achieving a remarkable turnaround. Guy Swallow said ...

There is a large police presence following an emergency incident near a school this evening, Wednesday, March 26. Emergency services are at the scene near Gatehouse Way, in Withywood, due to a ...

The University of Bristol is to open its first ‘micro-campus’ in South Bristol, as university bosses begin to reach out across the river for the first time. Article continues below The first ...

Is this the strictest school in Britain? ... Strict new rules have been set at Merchants Academy in Withywood, Bristol; Badly dressed pupils wear tags saying: 'I have 24 hours to sort out my uniform' ...

Merchant’s Academy in Withywood, Bristol, imposed the bizarre new regulations on Monday PARENTS are fuming about a set of incredibly strict new school rules that reportedly ban shoes that are ...

Merchants' Academy in Withywood, South Bristol, cancelled its A-level courses due to a lack of numbers. By late August, only 20 pupils were signed up, which would cost too much, the school said.

10 March 2015. A new all-through school in Bristol for children with autism has been given the go-ahead by the Department for Education. The Bristol Autism Free School will be sponsored by the Society ...

In February, five schools in Bristol were given a new Ofsted report. These schools fall under the Bristol Local Authority. Day care providers have been excluded. ... Fair Furlong Primary School, on ...

A school in Bristol which helps transform the lives of children with autism has been shortlisted as one of the world's best for overcoming adversity. Venturers' Academy in Withywood has 250 ...

The University of Bristol already has one micro-campus - at the Wellspring Settlement at Barton Hill - and the Withywood one will look to replicate the model of how that works. That was set up in ...

Merchants' Academy in Withywood, South Bristol, cancelled its A-level courses due to a lack of numbers. By late August, only 20 pupils were signed up, which would cost too much, the school said.