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
Teachers from Egypt are visiting schools in Burntwood as part of an international partnership.
The group will be visiting Chase Terrace Technology College, Holly Grove Primary School and Chase Terrace
An electronic guardian is set to protect Lichfield and Burntwood children from bullying and other online perils following the launch of a new computer monitoring system.
Staffordshire County Council is
An innovative theatrical performance has been bringing the importance of fire safety to life for schoolchildren in Lichfield.
Organised in partnership with Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service and the West
Youngsters in Lichfield and Burntwood are being offered the chance to try a variety of activities during half-term.
Lichfield District Council’s Burntwood, Friary Grange and King Edward VI
Schoolchildren across Lichfield and Burntwood will be given a stark warning about the dangers of fireworks as part of a campaign by Staffordshire firefighters.
In the run up to Bonfire
Lichfield students have been grilling local decision-makers at a special council question time event.
Thirteen year 12 and 13 Business Studies students from Nether Stowe School – A Specialist Mathematics
