News

On Friday 6 October, Mohammed Hussein, aged 10, from Ireland Wood Primary School was announced at the new children’s mayor of Leeds, by the Lord Mayor Councillor Al Garthwaite at a special event at Leeds Civic Hall.

Young people across Leeds are celebrating their A level and other post-16 results today (Thursday 18 August).

With the start of the school holidays, Leeds City Council is coming to the rescue of parents across the city with an exciting line up of summer activities for families.

Members of Leeds City Council executive board are set to approve a plan outlining how the city will keep improving outcomes for children and young people over the next five years to ensure that Leeds is the best city in the UK to grow up in.

Students from specialist schools across Leeds are spreading festive cheer with the return of the popular Compass House shop at Leeds Kirkgate Market.

Young asylum seekers in Leeds have given people a taste of their homelands by creating a free-to-download recipe book filled with delicious dishes from around the world.

Leeds City Council's statement on the outcome of consultation on a proposal to close Queensway Primary School.

On Thursday 6 October, Mason Hicks, aged 9, from Whitkirk Primary School was announced as the new Children’s Mayor of Leeds by the Lord Mayor of Leeds Robert W Gettings MBE JP at a special event at Leeds Civic Hall.