Entrepreneurial Lichfield students are hosting a fashion show.
The event takes place at Netherstowe High School on Wednesday (July 3), from 7.30pm to 9pm.
“It’s a great chance
Representatives of a Burntwood organisation have found a messy way to raise money – by being gunged!
The chair of Forward Action Burntwood (FAB), Sharon Whitchurch, and vice-chair Michael Pritchard
Students at a Lichfield school have emulated their Olympic sporting heroes by winning three gold medals in a single day.
After the exploits of Jessica Ennis, Mo Farah and Greg
A new report has revealed that 13 per cent of youngsters are living in child poverty in Lichfield and Burntwood.
The figure is two per cent less than the county
Lichfield students have been growing and selling their own food as part of a new project.
Four local schools have joined a Waitrose-backed initiative which aims to teach the
A Lichfield school has received £800 after parents shopped via an online fundraising website.
St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School’s Parent and Teacher Association (PTA) signed up for the
A Lichfield school is appealing to local businesses for prizes to be given away in a fundraising raffle.
Maple Hayes Dyslexia School will be holding its annual Parents’ Open Day
The hunt is on for people living in Lichfield and Burntwood who attended Arthur Terry School half-a-century ago.
Up to 250 former pupils of Arthur Terry are expected
Some parents could be forced to pay for school transport if new plans go ahead.
Staffordshire County Council currently provides free travel to some pupils who live more than two
Enterprising Lichfield students have landed a national award.
The Big Board Company team from King Edward VI School were named overall winners in the Young Innovators competition in London.
They
Pupils from a Lichfield dyslexia school have been scooping honours for their sporting abilities.
Maple Hayes students Emma Harris and Liam Spain have both picked up medals at the Independent
Student firefighters have shown they have made the grade after taking part in a passing out parade.
The Year 8 and Year 9 pupils from schools across the Lichfield and
