Many schools may have locked the gates for six weeks during the summer – but for one in Lichfield, the learning didn’t stop.
Nether Stowe School’s gates remained open
A school near Lichfield has taken delivery of a new minibus.
The Richard Crosse CE Primary School in Kings Bromley bought the vehicle with St Mary’s CE Primary School
A fun day is being organised in Burntwood to raise money for charity.
The event at Springhill Primary School on October 16 will feature bouncy castles, tombola, raffle, jewellery stalls
The founder of a school for dyslexic children in Lichfield has called for a “shake-up” of the system after claims that some educational institutions may be unnecesarily branding students
A charity based near Lichfield is preparing to launch a new accredited training course to equip volunteers with the skills to help families cope with the loss of a loved
A Chase Terrace headteacher has put his school’s record sixth form exam results down to a “great community spirit”.
The comments come from Dr Stuart Jones after students at
A Chasetown school is celebrating after its students achieved record GCSE results.
And year 11 pupil Sophie Cummins achieved the perfect results as Chasetown Specialist Sports College saw 97 per
Students at a Lichfield school have been working with a professional artist to bring to life the inventions of Erasmus Darwin.
Around 300 Friary School pupils joined Andy McKeown to
A plan to allow Catholic students in Lichfield and Burntwood to continue receiving free school transport has been approved by Staffordshire County Council.
The revised plan was drawn up after
Parents in Lichfield and Burntwood have won part of their battle to keep free school transport after a u-turn by Staffordshire County Council.
An announcement in May told parents
Pupils at a Burntwood school received a flying visit from a hot air balloon before breaking up for the summer holidays.
Fulfen Primary School was visited by the balloon from
Hundreds of origami swans will be on display in Lichfield after a huge effort by a local artist.
During June and July, Celia Houghton has run workshops at local primary
