Sara Janiszewska is an Editor at various regional publications, including Edinburgh Magazine, Sunderland Magazine, Durham Magazine, and Newcastle Magazine. She focuses on themes of health and wellness, culture and society, and education, with particular attention to early childhood education, parenting styles, and the public education system. Sara's work has been featured in multiple esteemed magazines, highlighting her commitment to informing and engaging her audience on vital societal issues.
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Sara's coverage focuses on local news, community events, charity initiatives, and business successes within County Durham. She also covers health and wellness topics that are relevant to the area.
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By: Sara Janiszewska
Following its sold-out premiere at Northern Stage on Saturday 26 September, Mission Outer Space has now started its journey into schools. Last week, Cap-a-Pie visited Hotspur Primary School in Newcastle, giving children the chance to explore questions about life beyond Earth.
By: Sara Janiszewska
“Both Cancer Research UK and Variety are Bellway's national charity partners and each do invaluable work which we are so proud to support.
By: Sara Janiszewska
Supporters new and old heard an update on the Sir Bobby Robson Institute project from Mark Robson, Chair of the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation and got an exclusive first look at a campaign video presented by Shola Ameobi.
By: Sara Janiszewska
St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary held Reading Cafes across three consecutive mornings to raise more than £165 for Macmillan Cancer Support, which is one of the country's largest charities.
By: Sara Janiszewska
Resident in the Tyne Valley and a long-standing member of the Freemen, Nick succeeds David Wilson following a planned transition aimed at securing the
By: Sara Janiszewska
The Fostering Network welcomes the Department for Education's leadership on launching this national campaign to tackle England's shortage of foster carers. We estimate that thousands more foster carers are needed to ensure every child can access the right home for their individual needs, so it is vital that we raise awareness of fostering and encourage people to consider whether it could be right for them.
By: Sara Janiszewska
Pupils at St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary in North Kenton joined with their peers at St George's Catholic Primary for Charles Dickens Celebration Day.
By: Sara Janiszewska
For nine weeks throughout the summer, individually painted Peter Rabbit™ sculptures brought colour and creativity to streets and parks across Newcastle and North Tyneside.
By: Sara Janiszewska
Restart a Heart Day, on Friday 16 October, encourages people to learn CPR and how to use a defibrillator, helping give someone experiencing a cardiac arrest the best possible chance of survival before an ambulance arrives. In the lead-up to the day, NEAS colleagues have also been equipping young people with the skills and confidence to successfully deliver CPR by hosting lifesaving training at:
By: Sara Janiszewska
Newcastle Cathedral, one of the city's most iconic landmarks, has secured £305,463 in funding to carry out essential repairs and improve accessibility.
