Wem school library gets new books from Scrivens pledge
Woodlands School in Wem has replenished its library with books chosen by learners, thanks to a £100 gift from Scrivens Opticians & Hearing Care and Usborne's extra 30% free books.
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West Brom Prospect Targets Breakthrough Season
West Bromwich Albion youngster aims for first-team breakthrough after successful loan spell, seeking to earn trust from his club in the upcoming season.
30 Students Complete Bikeability Level 3 Cycling Training
30 Year 7 students at Mayflower High School in Billericay have completed Level 3 Bikeability training, enhancing cycling skills and road safety as part of a new school travel plan with Essex County Council.
West Brom academy chief urges prospects to embrace chance
West Bromwich Albion's academy manager has told young players to fully embrace their opportunities as the latest group of talented prospects signed professional contracts with the club.
Brentwood school wins Essex teaching award after rapid turnaround
Hogarth Primary School, previously rated Requires Improvement, has been named Primary School of the Year in the Making a Difference category at the Essex Teaching Awards, marking a rapid turnaround.
UK Financial Capability Awards Spotlight Five Money Skills Programmes
Five programmes improving money skills have been spotlighted at the UK Financial Capability Awards, highlighting initiatives that boost financial literacy across diverse communities.
New head revives house system and values at Ramsey Academy
Headteacher Christian Appleford has overhauled behaviour and pastoral systems at The Ramsey Academy in Halstead, reintroducing a house system with houses named Attenborough, Courtauld, and Yousafzai.
Former West Brom youngster watched by European clubs
Former West Bromwich Albion youngster Rayhaan Tulloch has reportedly been scouted by several European clubs after impressing in recent matches.
Trivia Roundup: History, Music, and General Knowledge Quiz
Test your knowledge with questions on history, music, and science. Find answers to today's trivia including Olympic Games, spacewalk firsts, and more.
Leicester Student Wins National Shakespeare Competition 2026
Adam Hadj Rabia from Madani Boys School in Leicester has been crowned national champion of the English-Speaking Union's Performing Shakespeare Competition 2026, beating nearly 4,000 students.
Inside Track on West Brom's Jimmy Jay Morgan
West Bromwich Albion loanee Jimmy Jay Morgan has impressed for struggling Peterborough United, showcasing his talent despite the team's relegation battle.
Aston Villa Contract Decisions: Buendia, Mings Among Six
Six Aston Villa first-team players, including Emiliano Buendia and Tyrone Mings, enter the final year of their contracts as the club faces key renewal decisions.
DWP to Review Pension Rules for Terminally Ill Under 75
The DWP will review pension access for terminally ill people under 75 after a Treasury minister admitted the current definition is outdated and inconsistent.
Birmingham School Gets Rare 'Exceptional' Ofsted Rating (01.07.2026)
E-ACT North Birmingham Academy is the only secondary school in Birmingham to receive an 'exceptional' Ofsted rating under the new grading system, praised for high attendance and low suspensions.
Over Half Fail Theory Test at Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Dudley
Just 38-40% pass theory test at three Midlands centres; AA urges better prep as test turns 30.
Blues Stars With a Point to Prove in Pre-Season
Birmingham City begin pre-season training with several players needing to impress manager Chris Davies to secure their futures, including Lee Buchanan, Ethan Laird, and Kyogo Furuhashi.
Swinfen Hall to host first executive day centre for elderly
Executive Carers and Bushell Investments launch The Village at Oscar's at Swinfen Hall near Lichfield, offering a luxury day centre for older adults from July 13.
Haslingden High Rounders Teams in County Finals
Two rounders teams from Haslingden High School and Sixth Form have won the Rossendale titles and will represent the area in the Lancashire County Finals in July.
Birmingham taxi driver jailed 22 years for child rape
Peter King, 73, was jailed for 22 years for 15 child sex offences, including raping two girls and making one pregnant, in the 1990s and 2000s.
Aston Villa Release 12 Young Players Including Hollingshead
Twelve Aston Villa academy players will leave today as contracts expire. Ronnie Hollingshead, an unused Premier League sub, has joined Kings Lynn Town. Ewan Simpson signs for Airdrieonians.
West Brom fans hope Bilkul learn from Morrison exit
West Bromwich Albion fans hope new owners Bilkul learn from the controversial handling of James Morrison's exit, which sparked fan anger and highlighted communication issues.
Aston Villa Could Sign Entire New XI from Transfer Targets
Aston Villa could assemble an entirely new starting XI from players linked with summer moves, including West Ham's £50m Jarrod Bowen and Newcastle's Nick Woltemade, as Unai Emery eyes Champions League reinforcements.
West Brom's New Coach Gavin Strachan: What Has Been Said
West Bromwich Albion appoints Gavin Strachan as first-team coach; here is what has been said about the former Celtic and Peterborough coach.
New School Smartphone Ban in England Criticized as Simplistic
A new smartphone ban in all English schools for students aged 11-18 took effect June 29, but a UCL study warns it may be ineffective and punitive, with 75% of pupils opposed.
Schools in England Must Ban Smartphones by Law
From June 29, 2026, all schools in England are legally required to ban smartphones, giving legal force to existing practices. The Labour government's online safety push mandates phone-free environments, with support from Ofsted and education leaders.
Birmingham doctor denies 45 sexual offences, trial 2027
Former Birmingham doctor Nathaniel Spencer has pleaded not guilty to 45 sexual offences against 38 women and girls, with trial set for October 2027.
West Brom prospect in 7-0 U19 Euros defeat
West Bromwich Albion's Reyes Cleary featured for England U19s as they suffered a record 7-0 defeat to Germany in the European Championship opener, a shocking start for the holders.
Teen rugby player Louis Cramp dies from bone cancer at 14
Louis Cramp, a 14-year-old rugby player from Cardigan RFC, has died from osteosarcoma. His club says he 'will never be forgotten' as friends and family mourn.
Mazda 6e: New Electric Saloon Unveiled
Mazda has unveiled the 6e, a fully electric saloon with up to 345 miles range, set to launch in late 2025, aiming to revive the mid-size sedan market.
Birmingham student joins John Locke Programme
A Birmingham student has been selected for the prestigious John Locke Programme at Oxford University, a highly competitive summer school for gifted young thinkers.
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