A Lichfield expert has recommended that parents of children with dyslexia should invest in a fountain pen for their child this Christmas.
Dr Daryl Brown, headteacher at Maple Hayes Dyslexia
Students from a Lichfield school have been trying their hand at bell ringing.
St Chad’s Church welcomed pupils from Nether Stowe School to give them the chance to try
Students at a Lichfield school have been demonstrating their mathematical skills in a national code-breaking competition.
Nether Stowe School Year 13 students James Hyde, Scott Innerd, Euan McKenzie and
A training session is offering people living in Lichfield the chance to learn the skills of minute taking.
The session will take place at the Jigsaw community shop on Dimbles
People who share a landmark date are being invited to join a special service in Lichfield to mark Her Majesty The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant
A drop-in event is taking place for young people in Burntwood.
The Young People’s Centre in Cherry Close will host professionals, training providers, colleges, support services, councillors and
Students from a Burntwood school have taken part in a 12-hour basketball event to raise money for Children in Need.
The Year 12 and 13 pupils from Erasmus Darwin
Sixth form students at a Lichfield school have been giving their common room a makeover.
Helped by a team from the Tesco distribution centre in Fradley, the Nether Stowe School
Two free courses are being offered for people living in Lichfield and Burntwood.
Lichfield District Council and South Staffordshire College have teamed up for the training aimed at people who
Mathematics students from Lichfield have visited Birmingham University to hear a range of lectures on the subject.
Nether Stowe School students from years 11 to 13 attended the London Mathematical
A Lichfield school’s catering team has won an award for their work.
Nether Stowe School’s team – Kay Boot, Tracey Hallam, Rosalind Dunn, Carolyn Sugg and Cheryl Tomlinson, received
A Lichfield dyslexia expert is reminding parents that they can play an important part in identifying literacy problems.
Dr Neville Brown has highlighted five easy-to-spot traits which could
