A NEW independent school dedicated to helping children with autism has officially opened in Saddleworth. Bright Futures on Friezland Lane, Greenfield has been operational since…
View More All things Bright and beautiful – new school officially opened
A PAIR of football boots and a broken watch were among the items found during a sponsored litter pick in Greenfield by Bright Futures School…
View More Pupils pick up litter across Greenfield to raise money for new sensory gym
EXCITED youngsters enjoyed a first glimpse of what soon will become Saddleworth’s newest school. And pupils and staff from Bright Futures – an educational establishment…
View More Students thrilled by visit to see new Bright Futures School in Greenfield
BUILDING work will soon be underway on a new school in Greenfield for children with autism after a local contractor was appointed. Family-owned cleaning manufacturer…
View More Building to begin on new school for children with autism in Greenfield
STAFF at Tesco supermarket in Greenfield have been trained in spotting and helping customers with autism. But it is not a case of ushering them…
View More Tesco staff lead the way in supporting autistic shoppers
A GRASSCROFT school for children with autism is looking forward to the brightest of futures thanks to a remarkable gesture by a long standing Saddleworth…
View More School’s In! Bright Future for autistic children after Saddleworth business comes to rescue
A POPULAR school in Grasscroft for children with autism is asking locals to help them look for a suitable property for their new home. Bright…
View More Bright Futures autism school on hunt for new home
FRIENDS of Bright Futures School (FBFS) need your support to secure vital funding of up to £25,000 to help their pupils. The parent/teacher association of…
View More Help secure £25,000 for pupils at Bright Futures School
By Lily Chick KIND HEARTED locals are invited to donate their old smart phones to Bright Futures School for children with autism as they take…
View More Old smart phones needed for new project at Bright Futures School for children with autism
