Birmingham school plans hotel conversion for boarding
A plan has been submitted to convert Elmdon Lodge Guest House in Acocks Green into boarding for up to 20 pupils from Kimichi private school, with fees starting at £9,334 per term.
Category : School News
Chelmsford Students in Refugee Week 2026 Resources
Students from St John Payne Catholic School in Chelmsford contributed to national Refugee Week 2026 resources, sharing reflections on courage and community.
Edgbaston School Gets Poor Ofsted Rating
George Dixon Primary School in Edgbaston, Birmingham, has been rated as requiring significant improvement by Ofsted, with very low pupil achievement by Year 6.
Brits Regret Not Thanking Teachers More, Survey Finds
A new survey reveals that 68% of Brits regret not thanking their teachers enough, with many wishing they had expressed gratitude during school years.
Enfield School Wins National Hyundai School Trip Prize
Bishop Stopford's School in Enfield wins Hyundai's Great British School Trip, providing free residential adventure for pupils, with over 3,000 nominations nationwide.
Ofsted Praises Richard de Clare Academy Progress
Richard de Clare Community Academy in Halstead has been praised by Ofsted for accelerating progress, raising attendance, and fostering a calm, inclusive environment, with all areas rated Expected Standard or higher.
Chase High Students Excel in Duke of Edinburgh's Award
Students at Chase High School in Westcliff-on-Sea completed Duke of Edinburgh's Award challenges, gaining life skills, confidence, and new friendships through volunteering, expeditions, and skill development.
West Brom's Portugal Camp: Key Takeaways
West Bromwich Albion's Portugal training camp offered key insights: new tactics, player fitness updates, and squad bonding. Here are the main takeaways.
Burnham Pledges £12,860 State Pension for Pre-1960 Born
Andy Burnham, new Labour leader, commits to Triple Lock, raising state pension to at least £12,860 yearly for those born between 1951-1960, but not all over-66s qualify.
Civil Air Guard 88th Anniversary: Training Pilots for WWII
The Civil Air Guard, launched on July 23, 1938, trained thousands of pilots for WWII. At Lympne, the Cinque Ports Flying Club played a key role, with trainees like Ron Giles qualifying in 1939.
Birmingham and Solihull Schools Celebrate Strong SATs
Primary schools in Birmingham and Solihull have achieved above-average SATs results, with 65% of pupils meeting expected standards in reading, writing, and maths, surpassing the national average of 59%.
Birmingham Students at National Book Awards
Students from Birmingham schools and colleges participated in the prestigious National Book Awards, showcasing their literary talents and gaining recognition.
Top Midlands Schools Named in Best Schools Guide
Several top Midlands schools, including Hallfield School and Rugby School, have been named in Muddy Stilettos' Best Schools Guide, highlighting the region's finest private and grammar institutions.
Thackeray Born in 1811: Daily Quiz Answers
On July 18, 1811, English novelist William Makepeace Thackeray was born in India. Plus daily quiz questions and answers for July 17.
New Schoolwear Shop Opens in Mold High Street
WUC Schoolwear Mold, a new independent uniform shop, opens on Chester Street, offering affordable and durable clothing to help local families prepare for the new school term.
Dazzling Photos Capture Magic of School Proms in Black Country
Ten stunning photos from secondary school proms across the Black Country showcase the joy and glamour of students celebrating their achievements in style.
Birmingham School Strikes Over Curriculum Changes
Teachers at Nishkam High School in Handsworth are striking for the rest of the summer term and into the next academic year over curriculum plans they say will disadvantage pupils.
Black Country School Proms Captured in Dazzling Photos
Stunning photos from secondary school proms across the Black Country showcase students celebrating their achievements in style, with glamorous dresses and suits.
Pub Known for Huge Yorkshire Puddings in Staffordshire
A Staffordshire pub renowned for its Sunday lunch featuring colossal Yorkshire puddings has become a destination for food lovers seeking a hearty traditional meal.
West Brom boss explains push for new recruit
West Bromwich Albion manager Carlos Corberán reveals why he continues to motivate and develop the club's promising new signing, emphasizing patience and long-term growth.
Woman stole £5k Lego sets from Sainsbury's, Tesco, B&M
Rachel Garbett, 22, stole nearly £5,000 of Lego from Birmingham and Solihull shops, including £2,000 from one Sainsbury's raid.
Silver Cross Cove 2 Travel System Bundle Review
The Silver Cross Cove 2 travel system bundle offers a complete newborn solution including pushchair, carrycot, car seat, and changing bag for £1,500.
Villa Sign Manzambi in Club Record £52m Deal
Aston Villa have signed Johan Manzambi from SC Freiburg for a club record £52 million, beating Newcastle to the 20-year-old Swiss midfielder's signature.
Edge Hill University Tops 2026 National Student Survey
Edge Hill University achieves top rankings in the 2026 National Student Survey, including 4th in the UK for learning resources and 1st in the North West for student voice.
Essex Considers Earlier Summer Holidays for 200,000 Pupils
Essex County Council is exploring moving the start of school summer holidays a week earlier from 2029 to help families save on holiday costs, affecting over 200,000 pupils.
Birmingham schoolboy, 8, sets Guinness World Record as youngest editor
Eight-year-old Jayce Joyce from Sutton Coldfield has been awarded a Guinness World Record as the world's youngest editor of a published anthology, 'Our Stories Our World'.
Barney Stewart: Uni to Pro and Terrible at Werewolf
West Bromwich Albion's Barney Stewart shares his unique journey from university football to professional ranks, his love for the game, and his notorious inability to play the popular team game Werewolf.
Greenwich Expands School Uniform Grant to Academies
Hundreds of families in Greenwich will receive up to £150 per child for school uniforms as the grant expands to academy schools, following public consultation with over 700 responses.
London Teen Dies Snorkelling in Lake Malawi School Trip
A 17-year-old student from London died snorkelling in Lake Malawi during a school trip. Eugene Enoch Kwon was found underwater by divers and later died at a hospital.
West Brom Pre-Season in Portugal: Training and Interviews
West Bromwich Albion are in Portugal for pre-season training. Watch exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes footage from their camp.
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