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Councillors Debra Coupar, Fiona Venner, Mary Harland, Mohammed Rafique and Helen Hayden with anti-discrimination campaign posters. The Leeds City Council campaign has communicated non-tolerance for misogyny, racism, anti-Muslim prejudice, antisemitism, ageism, homophobia, biphobia and transphobia, and disability discrimination.

John Jamieson School has an extensive array of new outdoor play and learning equipment. Pictured: Impressive new planters have been installed in the new play area.

John Jamieson School has an extensive array of new outdoor play and learning equipment. Pictured: Louisa Smedley, a parent governor at the school, pictured with pupil Lulu Dube, 18, in the new café.

John Jamieson School has an extensive array of new outdoor play and learning equipment. Pictured: Katy Chadwick, a teaching assistant at the school, with Joshua Quante-Garside, 10, a pupil at East SILC’s Jack Clark site, in the shop.

John Jamieson School has an extensive array of new outdoor play and learning equipment. Pictured: Jams are among the produce created and sold by pupils in the new on-site shop.

John Jamieson School has an extensive array of new outdoor play and learning equipment. Pictured: Head of John Jamieson School, Jamie Darby, pictured in the new play areas.

John Jamieson School has an extensive array of new outdoor play and learning equipment. Pictured: The new outdoor area has plenty of space for exploring and learning.

John Jamieson School has an extensive array of new outdoor play and learning equipment. Pictured: Pupils will be planting and learning about flowers in the new area.

34-year-old Chris Cole started his horticulture apprenticeship in 2023 after a desire to change career paths and become a professional gardener. He has now won Apprentice of the Year at the North Yorkshire Apprenticeship Awards in the public service category.

Chris, a former apprentice gardener dedicated to changing the way people view gardens has won Apprentice of the Year at the North Yorkshire Apprenticeship Awards in the public service category.

Children at playgrounds around Leeds are being encouraged to learn sign language as new fun educational boards are installed. The signs are designed by Cath Smith.