Severn Trent heading back to school for the New Year
As the New Year begins Severn Trent’s Education team is getting ready to bring back free, fun information sessions to schools across Birmingham.
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City makes 'strong progress' to further improve SEND services
Wolverhampton is making 'strong, accelerated progress' to further improve services for children and young people with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities).
Arts grant awarded to develop creativity in schools
The University of Wolverhampton’s Arts Connect team has been awarded a grant of more than £160k to help develop creativity in schools with children in Birmingham and the Black Country.
Government’s classroom AI plan must involve school support staff, say GMB
The Government’s plan to introduce artificial intelligence in classrooms must be done with the help of school support staff, the GMB Union has said.
School children meet King Charles to showcase Holocaust memorial project
10 schoolchildren from across the West Midlands were invited to Buckingham Palace this week to perform music for His Majesty the King.
A vision rehabilitation campaigner awarded an honorary doctorate by BCU hails blind Strictly Come Dancing champion
A vision rehabilitation advocate and campaigner who has been awarded an honorary doctorate by Birmingham City University (BCU) says comedian Chris McCausland “has been a beacon for what blind people can do” following his success in the hit television show Strictly Come Dancing.
