John Lyne

Accountant and Manager in the NHS, Hospitals, NHS Trusts, PCT, CCG, PCN, GP
Governor Tameside College,
Governor Droylsden Academy

[John Lyne @jonalbert62]

@tameriverTRET Fantastically well done. A real credit to the school and our local community @TamesideCollege @TamesideCouncil @DroyAcademy

[Prime Active Communities cic @pac_cic]

NEW! Create@HurstCross is here!!! — Weekly Creative Club (FREE) 🎉
Built on the success of our Create@Cedar half-term activities, we’re proud to launch a brand new weekly creative club in Hurst Cross 4 young people aged 10–16.
Music,Filmmaking,Drama,Animation,Podcasting #tameside

[John Lyne @jonalbert62]

@workjackie @jreynoldsMP @ClarendonSixth A big thank you on behalf of the college for taking time to meet with students and talk to the next generation. They might not say it but I know they appreciate it.

[Droylsden Academy @DroyAcademy]

Our local MP Angela Rayner visited Droylsden Academy today and met with the students who attend the DA Politics elective. They talked about current affairs and she enjoyed answering the variety of questions they posed to her.

[Tameside Correspondent @TamesideCorr]

A former Ashton-under-Lyne store will be converted into a college extension after funding was secured.

Now an extra 350 students may be accommodated at what was Wilko.

The site, which lies next to Tameside Council’s main building, will be leased to Tameside College following confirmation of capital funding from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), through its Local Growth Fund (LGF).

Read more: https://t.co/ADQVw5eEPJ

[Droylsden Academy @DroyAcademy]

Louise proving that determination and courage can turn challenges into triumphs!
After undergoing surgery earlier this year, Louise began training in Frame Running and delivered an outstanding performance, winning Gold in both the 100m and 200m races in the U-16 category 🥇

[Tame River Educational Trust @tameriverTRET]

New vacancy available at @HydeHighSchool https://t.co/nd0uQycZfQ

[Droylsden Academy @DroyAcademy]

The latest Droylsden Academy Newsflash is available here: https://t.co/ONqiqqHboM

[Tame River Educational Trust @tameriverTRET]

Great to see all of our schools together for our first TRET INSET @MossleyHollins @HydeHighSchool

[Tameside Correspondent @TamesideCorr]

The Governors, staff and students at Mossley Hollins High School are delighted to invite prospective pupils and their families to the school’s Open Evening on Tuesday, 23rd September 2025, from 6.00pm to 9.00pm.

Visitors will be able to explore the school, meet teachers and pupils, and discover more about Mossley Hollins’ ambitious and inclusive ethos at the heart of the local community. Headteacher addresses will take place at 6.00pm, 6.45pm and 7.30pm.

The evening offers the chance to learn about the school’s mission and values, while experiencing first-hand the wide range of opportunities available to students.

For further information, contact 01457 832491 or email [email protected].

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[Tameside Correspondent @TamesideCorr]

Pupils at Hyde High really have taken things to a new level with their GCSE results.

For they have produced a significant increase in the number of top grades, with many students achieving a string of 9s and 8s and the overall pass rate reaching new heights.

Nerves soon gave way to celebration as teenagers attended the Old Road establishment to collect their eagerly awaited envelopes.

Read more: https://t.co/qu1qudNjrI

[John Lyne @jonalbert62]

@TamesideCorr Well done to all the students.

[Droylsden Academy @DroyAcademy]

Outstanding GCSE Results for Droylsden Academy – The Class of 2025 Exceed Expectations
Students and staff at Droylsden Academy are today celebrating an exceptional set of GCSE results, with the Class of 2025 exceeding expectations and achieving even better than expected.

[John Lyne @jonalbert62]

@DroyAcademy Really well done to everyone. Have a great future.

[Tameside Correspondent @TamesideCorr]

A Mossley teenager is putting experiences alongside some of the country’s top footballers to good use after overcoming issues to score highly in her GCSEs.

Gracie Naggs admits she missed ‘probably 40 per cent’ of her final two years of learning at Mossley Hollins High School because of back problems.

But while her dreams of playing for Manchester City ended, it did not stop her getting the grades that earned her a place at Connell College, which is situated next to Etihad Campus.

Read more: https://t.co/WKznSMTSwJ

[John Lyne @jonalbert62]

@TamesideCorr @MossleyHollins Well done

[John Lyne @jonalbert62]

@tameriverTRET This really Great news and God luck with your futures @TamesideCollege @ClarendonSixth

[John Lyne @jonalbert62]

@TamesideCorr Well done everyone, enjoy the day and make your next steps @TamesideCollege @ClarendonSixth