Young entrepreneurs from across the region are visiting the Lichfield Garrick to compete for a top title.
Students from King Edward VI School will be among those representing the city
An international footballer has paid a visit to see the achievement of Lichfield school students.
West Bromwich Albion and Slovakia defender Marek Cech spent the afternoon at Nether Stowe School
More than 100 children have taken part in choral workshop in Lichfield.
Hosted by Lichfield Cathedral and Lichfield Cathedral School, the Be A Chorsiter For A Day for event on
A Burntwood school has been chosen to take part in the BBC’s Olympic Dreams event.
The scheme sees the spotlight on a number of London 2012 hopefuls from across
A village school’s popular lollipop man has won an award after being nominated by pupils.
Alastair Chapman, who is based at Gentleshaw Primary School , has been crowned regional Lollipop
Students from seven schools from across Lichfield and Tamworth will set up stall at a trade fair hoping to impress a judging panel of local business experts.
Tamworth and Lichfield
Historians from Lichfield are being invited to attend a new course at Lichfield Library deciphering historic handwriting.
Handwriting for Wills and Inventories begins next Wednesday, January 19 and will be
Scores of primary and secondary school children in the West Midlands could be “cheated” out of the special attention they need to help them learn, according to Lichfield head teacher.
A Lichfield dyslexia expert has welcomed plans to introduce a ‘reading MOT’ at the age of six – and believes it will help to identify literacy problems at a much younger
A school in Burntwood has welcomed a Chinese teacher as part of an international link-up.
Lixia Wang, headteacher at Luoshan Middle School in Pudong, visited Chasetown Specialist Sports College
Lichfield youngsters who took part in a competition to help them get to know their local police officers have been treated to a surprise visit from a police dog.
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A Lichfield literacy expert has recommended that children who are dyslexic should not be given books as gifts this Christmas.
Dr Daryl Brown, headteacher at specialist school Maple Hayes Dyslexia
