Students are being given the chance to experience conservation work at first hand thanks to Lichfield District Council’s countryside team.
The South Staffordshire College students are studying for a
Lichfield students have been enjoying a new range of products as part of a nationwide event.
Nether Stowe School pupils exchanged their usual break time refreshments for Fairtrade tea, chocolate
Pupils at a Lichfield school have been treated to a masterclass by Julian Lloyd Webber.
The renowned cellist gave advice to students aged from six to 16 at Lichfield Cathedral
Students at a Chasetown school are preparing to take to the stage in a performance of Guys and Dolls.
Pupils at Chasetown Specialist Sports College have been involved in every
A group of young musicians have been busy packing bags to raise money for a trip to Europe.
Students from Chasetown Specialist Sports College took part in the fundraising exercise
Parents across Lichfield and Burntwood are finding out if their children have got into the secondary school they want.
And Staffordshire County Councillor Veronica Downes believes many parents will have
Lichfield is set to host the 2010 British Schools Cycling Association’s National and Regional Roller Racing Championships.
Friary Grange Leisure Centre will be the venue for the event – and
Pupils at a Lichfield school have helped raise more than £1,000 for charity.
Maple Hayes Dyslexia School students managed to collect the sum in aid of Help for Heroes
Pupils from a Lichfield primary school have been deciding how they would spend thousands of pounds of public money.
Manor Primary School attended a Local Democracy session in the Staffordshire
Students at a Lichfield school will be able to keep a close eye on their feathered friends as part of a Lottery-funded project.
Willows Primary School are one of
Pupils and staff at a Lichfield school are celbrating after scooping an award for their efforts to be healthy.
The SS Peter and Paul Catholic Primary School was presented with
Children in Burntwood are to get hands on with climate change.
St Joseph and St Theresa Catholic Primary School pupils will become energy detectives, measure carbon footprints and take the