Hanil Kim, a recent Coventry University graduate, has won two prestigious automotive design awards and secured a full-time role at SAIC's London studio after impressing with his innovative 'Hug' car concept.
Two teachers from Abbey Gate College in Chester have completed a 31-mile running challenge for the Motor Neurone Disease Association, raising vital funds and awareness.
Edge Hill University graduate Philip Shaun McGuinness celebrates success in BAFTA-nominated series G'wed, which authentically portrays Merseyside life. The Kirkby-born actor credits his university experience for shaping his professional career.
Richard Gill, chief executive of the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership, has taken a leave of absence while industrial action closes 20 schools across the Midlands.
West Midlands parents express mixed views as ongoing teacher strikes cause school closures, with concerns over children's anxiety and exam preparation amid the dispute.
A Year 13 student from Haberdashers' Monmouth School has been crowned overall winner of the Schroders Economics Prize following a competitive national contest.
Preston Council has approved a comprehensive strategy to increase school capacity, including new primary and secondary provisions, to address rising demand from housing developments and birth rates.
The Nottinghamshire Festival of Science and Curiosity returns this February half-term with free, hands-on STEM events across Bassetlaw, featuring lava lamps, planetarium shows, and more.
Brentwood and Ongar MP Alex Burghart reveals hundreds of emails from parents have prompted Conservative campaign for legislation restricting social media access for children under 16.
Aldi announces 500 apprenticeship opportunities across UK stores and warehouses for 2026, offering competitive pay, paid breaks, and industry qualifications from day one.
The search is on for Sefton's outstanding schools, with the 2026 School of the Year Award focusing on community support and educational dedication, sponsored by Southport Education Group.
Children in Stacksteads experience new stage school opportunities as Footlights Rossendale expands, while co-founder Aaron Doherty-Tubb celebrates recovery from serious illness.
Staffordshire County Council launches 'Remember Rhythm' weekly sessions at Cannock and Heath Hayes libraries, offering gentle seated exercises with music for residents aged 50+ to boost wellbeing.
Digital media students at West Nottinghamshire College showcased original jungle-themed character designs for online games to former students now working as gaming creatives.
Staffordshire County Council launches over 70 new adult learning courses for 2024, covering digital skills, crafts, wellbeing and vocational training across community venues.
WalesOnline celebrates 18 years as the digital home of Welsh journalism, evolving from historic print titles like the Western Mail to offer comprehensive news coverage across multiple platforms.
Thousands of pupils across the Midlands are at home as teachers strike over redundancy threats at Arthur Terry Learning Partnership schools. Full list of closures.
Rendcomb College in Gloucestershire will permanently close this summer after 106 years, citing financial pressures and falling pupil numbers, forcing 380 students to find new schools.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces comprehensive mobile phone ban in English schools throughout the entire school day, with Ofsted inspections to monitor compliance.
Walsall's GCSE results show a concerning decline, with only 38% achieving Grade 5 or above. The data reveals persistent challenges while highlighting some improvements in school attendance.
Ofsted has implemented a major overhaul of school inspections, replacing single-word grades with detailed report cards. Three West Midlands schools have received the first evaluations under this new system.
Edge Hill University has appointed Professor Kurt Allman as Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Business Development and External Engagement, bringing over 25 years of higher education experience.
A mother from Lichfield expresses deep concern as her children face up to 18 strike days this term, with thousands of pupils across the Midlands affected by industrial action over job loss threats.
A Dudley nursery teacher who brought vodka into Glynne Primary School and became intoxicated during work hours has been allowed to keep her job following a professional conduct hearing.
Worcestershire County Council education chiefs are refusing a £5.7 million government offer that would cancel a new specialist autism school in Malvern, insisting the project will proceed despite potential delays until 2029.
Teachers from the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership continue strike action over planned redundancies affecting up to 100 staff members across 24 schools in the Midlands region.
Haslingden High School and Sixth Form celebrates its 50th anniversary with The Golden Gig event featuring alumni performances, interactive displays, and community festivities in March.
Two Liverpool schools for children with special educational needs and disabilities are pioneering innovative approaches to education, while new research highlights accessibility challenges for blind rail passengers.
TV presenter Steph McGovern has launched a new scholarship at Teesside University to support female engineering students, backed by £44,000 funding from skills charity Enginuity.
A nursing student reveals her student loan debt has increased by £20,000 to £77,000 despite making regular payments, highlighting concerns over high interest rates.