SCHOOLS across Northumberland are looking for people in industry who will help their bright sparks. Individuals and organisations are needed to help youngsters discover their creative talents.

YOUNGSTERS have the results of a year-long project to develop their artistic skills. The work of the 150 primary and secondary pupils from across the Te es Valley went on show in an exhibition on Wednesday, as the Drawing To gether scheme came to a close.

DOZENS of schools across Northumberland are to be given specialist support to help develop the skills of their pupils and inject more creativity into the curriculum.

MIDLAND school pupils are being given the chance to get creative and take part in a new initiative. Creative Partnerships is offering more than 500 Staffordshire schools a chance to become involved in a diverse range of projects aimed at improving performance levels.