Pupils from a Lichfield school have been presented with a prize for the creation of a special window display for Heaven Scent florists in the city centre.
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Parents have been shocked after a Burntwood nursery closed.
The Wonderland Day Nursery on Bridge Cross Road went into receivership on Friday (November 30).
Some families were only informed by
Students from a Lichfield school are set to visit Ghana as part of a new link-up.
The Nether Stowe School sixth formers will travel to Dominase School in July
A Burntwood councillor says a meeting on plans for a £2billion part-privatisation of education support services in Staffordshire has done nothing to ease his fears on the proposal.
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Employees at a Lichfield business are celebrating after passing English as a second language exams.
Salad producer Florette has offered workers from overseas the chance to take classes in the
A Burntwood councillor’s has successfully called for a meeting over potential privatisation of some education support services to be broadcast online.
Areas such as performing arts, outdoor education, catering
Parents in Lichfield and Burntwood are being urged to apply online for secondary school places.
The majority of families received their offers by email last year and Staffordshire County Council
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,
