Some parents in Lichfield and Burntwood with a two-year-old child could be eligible for free childcare.
From September 2013, families will be able to claim 15 hours free
Lichfield students have met two top European footballers.
The Nether Stowe School youngsters were visiting the National Football Centre at St George’s Park when they got the chance to
Hundreds of primary school pupils from across Lichfield, Fradley and Armitage have been celebrating the culmination of a project.
The Year 5 students have been taking part in a ‘transition
Education bosses in Staffordshire have welcomed a review of school meals.
A new Government report has suggested head teachers ban packed lunches to ensure unhealthy foods aren’t being eaten.
A number of school minibuses in Lichfield and Burntwood are set to be allowed to travel for free on the M6 Toll road.
Operators Midland Expressway Limited have given 21
Pupils at a Lichfield school have been celebrating their achievements at an awards day.
TV presenter Llewela Bailey was on hand to dish out the prizes to the the Maple
A new English language class is starting in Lichfield.
Last year’s summer school saw students improving their skills by taking part in a range of activities focused on the
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