Three schools in Lichfield and Burntwood are set to receive a special award to recognise their efforts to be healthy.
Saxon Hill Community Special School and Rocklands School in Lichfield
A band from Lichfield has been given a second chance at rck stardom, by being chosen as a wildcard entry to the Staffordshire Rocks Grand Final.
Unlimited from King Edward
A Burntwood creative nine year-old has been shortlisted in a national competition to win a £30,000 minibus for her school.
Jade Kulik, who attends Springhill Primary School, was
The world-renowned Lichfield Festival is offering the chance for anybody to learn how to make their own documentary film.
Lights, Camera, Action will teach attendees a range of skills
Lichfield District Council is offering residents two courses to teach sports coaching skills.
The Sports Coaching Training course, run by Premier Skills, is a taster course for adults interested in
Lichfield District Council and South Staffordshire College are teaming up to provide courses in office skills to residents in Lichfield District.
Two courses are available, called “Introduction to Office Skills”
A Lichfield farm has been helping to show primary school children the link between what they eat and where it comes from.
New Farm Produce teamed up with Staffordshire Catering
Pupils at a Lichfield school are set to get ‘real world’ education thanks to a donation from a local business.
Midland Expressway Limited (MEL), operators of the M6 Toll, made
A Burntwood teenager has been chosen from thousands of hopefuls to participate in a National Youth Theatre summer project.
Sixteen-year-old Scott Minnis, a student at Chasetown Specialist Sports
Lichfield students have finished runners-up in a debating contest.
Pupils from King Edward VI School were narrowly beaten after a fierce day of competitition in the Pfizer Debating Matters
Students from a city school are giving future generations a glimpse of life in 2010 by filling a time capsule at Lichfield Cathedral.
The pupils from King Edward VI School
Schoolchildren in Chase Terrace can go green after being given gardening equipment.
Lichfield MP Michael Fabricant handed over the equipment – which was provided as part of Morrisons Let’s Grow
