Classrooms and corridors have fallen silent at a Lichfield school as part of a drive to get people reading.
The Drop Everything And Read (DEAR) day encouraged students, teachers and
Young people in Lichfield and Burntwood are being invited to apply for a new scholarship scheme.
Staffordshire County Council and M6 Toll operator Midland Expressway have linked up to offer
Lichfield’s MP has been singing the praises of a city school.
Michael Fabricant visited Chadsmead Primary School to see the work being carried out by students and teaching staff.
An Australian TV star has opened a Lichfield school’s new student support centre.
Sam Clark, who played Ringo Brown in Neighbours, visited Nether Stowe School as part of a
Students at a Lichfield school have been finding out more about a variety of different careers.
An event at Lichfield Cathedral School saw employers from a diverse range of organisations
A training organisation is hosting an open day for young people in Lichfield.
City-based Juniper Training Limited is giving people aged 16 to 18 the chance to find out
A new all-weather sports pitch in Burntwood has been given its official opening.
England hockey star Susie Gilbert joined students and representatives from the school and local organisations to
A leading dyslexia expert based in Lichfield has warned that a new Ofsted report “will doom dyslexics”.
The Reading by six report set out a number of issues relating to
Students in Lichfield are bringing a hidden gem of musical theatre to the stage.
The Friary School’s production of Honk! runs from November 24 to 27 and features a
Lichfield’s MP has said schools in the region will benefit from changes to education funding.
Michael Fabricant’s comments come after reports suggested funding would be allocated on a
Four city schools have been given new computer and sports equipment at a presentation in Lichfield.
MP Michael Fabricant made the presentation to local primary schools St Chad’s, St
A schoolboy from Lichfield has shared his experiences of dealing with dyslexia on a radio show.
Tom Allsopp, a 14-year-old pupil at Maple Hayes Dyslexia School, joined his
