The achievements of students at a Lichfield school have been recognised at an annual awards event.
Twenty-five youngsters at Nether Stowe School were each presented with a book of
Students at an English class in Lichfield have been celebrating their exam success.
An awards ceremony at Wade Street Church saw learners from France, Turkey, Thailand and China collect their
A Lichfield teacher has travelled to Israel to take part in a Holocaust training event.
Paul Calder, head of history at the Friary School, joined 21 other teachers from across
There has been more exam success for Chase Terrace Technology College.
After a bumper set of A-Level results, the Burntwood school has followed it up with an equally impressive
A Lichfield school headteacher has said that GCSE results for her students show that “hard work pays off”.
Nether Stowe School saw 63 per cent of students gaining five GCSEs,
The headteacher of a Burntwood school has hailed the “fantastic results” of students in their GCSE exams.
Erasmus Darwin Academy youngsters achieved their best ever GCSE results, with 67 per
A Lichfield school for children with dyslexia is celebrating another year of GCSE success.
Maple Hayes Dyslexia School saw record numbers achieve five or more A* to C grade results.
Students at Chase Terrace Technology College have enjoyed a successful set of A-Level results.
The number of A* and A grades achieved at the school hit new heights with
A Lichfield school has secured its best ever A-Level results.
All students at Nether Stowe school passed at least one A-Level or equivalent, with over 99 per cent
A Burntwood students is celebrating after securing a place at Cambridge University.
Amy Jukes scored A* in chemistry, mathematics and physics, as well as the same grade in the extended
An English class in Lichfield is celebrating the completion of its first academic year.
The success of the Thursday sessions at Wade Street Church have led to a summer school
A specialist dyslexia school in Lichfield has been shortlisted twice for national awards.
Maple Hayes Dyslexia School beat hundreds of entries to make the coveted Times Educational Supplement (TES) shortlist.
