Work to help students with autism at a Lichfield school has been aided by a £500 donation.
The money came from M6 Toll operators Midland Expressway Ltd to help provide
A Lichfield school is set to welcome a Royal visitor.
HRH Princess Beatrice of York will visit Maple Hayes Dyslexia School next week.
She will be given a tour of
Parents across Lichfield and Burntwood have been finding out if they have got their chosen primary school places for September.
Staffordshire County Council say nine out of 10 pupils will
Labour’s Parliamentary hopeful for Lichfield and Burntwood has visited a local school as part of Autism Awareness Month.
Chris Worsey met with pupils at King Edward VI School. They
Students at a Lichfield school have been learning how to stay safe online.
A theatre performance at Maple Hayes Dyslexia School was used to raise awareness of ‘stranger danger’ on
The owner of a Lichfield hair salon has revealed that prom fever is even gripping primary school students.
The American tradition has made its way across the Atlantic to British
A former professional footballer is helping youngsters pass their physics exams after publishing a new textbook.
Brian Mills was at Port Vale and played for the England under-19 side
A Burntwood councillor says she is “devastated” at the prospect of the town losing both of its children’s centres.
The Sure Start facilities at Springhill and Boney Hay could
Parents in Lichfield and Burntwood are being reminded that the deadline for primary school place applications is looming.
Staffordshire County Council’s cut-off point is on Thursday (January 15)
Staff and students at Chase Terrace Technology College are celebrating after a successful Ofsted inspection.
The school was awarded ‘good’ for all areas after inspectors said it was a “happy
Pupils at a Lichfield school donned their favourite team kits and kicked off a special day of remembrance for the Christmas Truce of 1914, as part of a nationwide Football
A Lichfield school has bid farewell to a teacher who has spent more than 25 years improving the lives of pupils with dyslexia.
Jennifer Shakespeare is an English teacher at
