Ex-soldiers to mentor East Lancashire pupils

EX-soldiers are set to be hired as part of a £3million mentoring programme which is being trialled in East Lancashire high schools. Education bosses hope that the bold move will help to turn around the lives of youngsters struggling with their final thre

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This will provide mentoring opportunities to identified young people in secondary education who are struggling in school. It will also recruit, train and support members from the ex-service community in Lancashire to mentor young people and gain the skills needed to progress after the programme to find work outside of the forces....

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