Secondary school students in Lichfield and Burntwood will be offered a flu vaccination this winter as part of a national pilot scheme.
Children aged 11 to 13 will be offered
Governors of a Lichfield school say they will “strongly oppose” plans to build a new sports facility on their playing field.
A letter to parents at St Joseph’s RC
Every school in Lichfield and Burntwood will be able to serve free school meals to youngsters, according to Staffordshire County Council.
The Government’s plans will see children in reception,
Pupils at a Lichfield school in Lichfield have been celebrating success at their annual prize giving day.
Certificates, cups and trophies were handed out to students at Maple Hayes Dyslexia
A Burntwood councillor has warned children are being failed after an Ofsted report criticised school improvement services in Staffordshire.
The report comes a year after a number of support services
Official Olympic kit will be on offer at a fundraising sale in Burntwood.
Tracksuits, trainers, T-Shirts and umbrellas will be up for grabs at Chasetown Community School between 10am
Lichfield school pupils have been busy baking as part of an enterprise project.
The 23 eight and nine-year-olds from Willows Primary School visited city baking academy Cakeydora after
A Hopwas school is set to be the latest to have a 20mph speed limit introduced outside its gates.
Thomas Barnes Primary is one of 16 schools joining 160 across
Nine out of ten parents in Staffordshire have been offered their first choice primary school.
The county council said increased capacity in areas such as Lichfield and Fradley had helped
The work of fire cadets in Lichfield is set to be celebrated at an event in the city.
The year nine students from the Friary School and Nether Stowe School
Work to fit solar panels to schools across Staffordshire will be showcased at a roadshow in Lichfield.
A community share issue is funding the project which is being organised by
A Lichfield school is celebrating the sporting success of two of its pupils.
The Independent Schools Association’s spring events saw Maple Hayes Dyslexia School;’s 12 year-old student
