Students at a Chasetown school have been getting on their bikes to find out more about Chasewater Country Park.
Lichfield District Council’s biodiversity officer Chris Walsh took the Chasetown
Time is running out for parents to apply for a primary school place for 2010 in Lichfield and Burntwood.
The deadline for applications is December 11 and so far, more
Lichfield students are bringing a sequel to Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to the stage.
After Juliet is being performed by students at The Friary School and follows hot on
Teachers and pupils at Chasetown Specialist Sports College are celebrating after a successful Ofsted inspection.
In November the school was visited by inspectors who praised for the school’s pace
Pupils from Lichfield and Burntwood schools are set to perform at a Christmas concert at Lichfield Cathedral.
The December 4 concert has been organised by Staffordshire Performing Arts as part
After a stressful 10 weeks of rehearsals The Friary School in Lichfield launched their spectacular show Oklahoma!
Performed with a live orchestra and a number of highly skilled actors this
Lichfield students were among those from schools across Staffordshire who came together to write a poem against bullying.
As part of National Anti-Bullying Week, primary and secondary schools from
Pupils, staff and parents from a Lichfield School are celebrating after winning a top award for their efforts to be healthy.
The Friary School was presented with the prestigious Healthy
Chasetown schoolchildren have been learning about nature conservations.
The seven to 12-year-olds from Chasetown Community School have been finding out about Chasewater Country Parks’ heathland, its wildlife, and
Lichfield schoolchildren have been learning how to save energy as part of the area’s Warmer Homes, Greener District scheme.
St Michael’s Primary School was visited by energy experts
A Lichfield school will be getting into the festive spirit with a Christmas fayre.
Craft stalls featuring Chritmas present ideas, pocket money fun, games, music and refreshments will all be
Students from Tamworth and Lichfield College have been pulling together to raise money for the Help for Heroes charity.
The Mayor of Tamworth, Councillor Gerry Pinner, waved off the 17
