Pupils, staff and parents from schools in Lichfield and Burntwood are celebrating after being awarded Level 1 Renewed Dyslexia Friendly Status.
Scotch Orchard Community Primary School in Lichfield and Fulfen
The area’s newest supermarket has been officially opened by pupils from St Stephen’s Primary School in Fradley.
The Co-operative foodstore in Fradley is the first retailer to
A city school will be showcasing a piece of artwork after being loaned the piece by a Lichfield sculptor.
Peter Walker has loaned one of his pieces Nether Stowe School
A father and son have published a revolutionary book in Lichfield on elements of the English language.
Authors Dr Neville Brown, a leading expert on dyslexia and his son Dr
Pupils and representatives from a Lichfield school are set to receive official recognition for their efforts to be healthy.
The Friary School is on of 279 Staffordshire schools that have
Schools in Lichfield and Burntwood have been officially recognised as dyslexia friendly.
Fulfen Primary School in Burntwood and Scotch Orchard Primary School in Lichfield will have the renewal of the
A councillor has claimed CRB checks are an “unfortunate necessity” after Lichfield’s Mayor resigned his position as a school governor after being told he required one.
Terry Thomas quit
Tickets have gone on sale for a Lichfield school’s production of Oklahoma!
The Friary School will be putting on the production from November 25 to 28.
Performances will be
Schoolchildren in Lichfield have been learning just how dangerous fireworks can be during a visit by firefighters.
Last year, nationally there were 1,141 reported injuries caused by fireworks. Five
Pupils at a Chasetown school have been putting their best foot forward as part of a new campaign.
More than 200 youngsters at St Joseph and St Theresa Primary School
A new survey has shown that residents of the Lichfield Parliamentary constituency are the most highly educated in Staffordshire.
The survey, published by the University and College Union (UCU), looked
Parents in Lichfield and Burntwood seeking a secondary school place for their children in 2010 are being reminded that the deadline for applications is approaching.
So far, more than 70
