A Lichfield school is celebrating after 97 per cent of students achieved at least five GCSEs at A* to C grade.
Michael Chanter, headmaster at Lichfield Cathedral School, believes the
Pupils at a dyslexia school in Lichfield have achieved a 100 per cent GCSE pass rate.
Maple Hayes Dyslexia School also saw more than 40 per cent of students achieving
Erasmus Darwin Academy staff and students have been celebrating record GCSE results.
The school – which was previously Chasetown Specialist Sports College – saw 99 per cent of pupils record five A*
Students at Erasmus Darwin Academy in Burntwood joined thousands across the country as they picked up their A-Level results.
The school, which was previously known as Chasetown Specialist Sports
Students at Chase Terrace Technology College have clocked up a fifth successive year of A-Level success.
The school made it five years of best-ever results as the number
Students at a Burntwood school after celebrating record-breaking A-Level results.
Erasmus Darwin Academy, formerly Chasetown Specialist Sports College, saw a 99 per cent pass rate for sixth formers
Time is running out for people to sign up for a lifeguard course in Lichfield.
Training for the National Pool Lifeguard Qualification is open to anyone over 16 at Friary
Three students from a Burntwood school have helped sail a tall ship under London’s Tower Bridge.
Seventeen-year-olds Oliver Sharma, Sarah Asplin and Chloe Harrison-Hurd from Erasmus
Lichfield students are being invited to keep fit over the summer with a three month fitness centre pass offer.
Friary Grange Leisure Centre’s Evolve Fitness is launching two new
A Lichfield school has officially opened a new-look performing arts centre.
Nether Stowe School’s old lecture theatre has been remodelled into the Samuel Johnson Centre for the Performing
Youngsters from a Burntwood school have created more willow sculptures for a new healthy walking route at Gentleshaw Common.
The Boney Hay Community Primary School students were helped by Lichfield
A governor at a school near Lichfield has been temporarily removed while an investigation into a number of issues is carried out.
The Lichfield Diocesan Board announced that it had
