Inclusive Choir's Debut Showcase Delights at MAC
The Birmingham Inclusive Choir, supporting children with severe learning disabilities, held its first showcase concert at the Midlands Art Centre, attended by Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr Ken Wood.
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Coleg Cambria Marks Record DofE Completions on 70th Anniversary
Coleg Cambria reports a surge in Duke of Edinburgh Award completions, with over 400 learners achieving Bronze, Silver, or Gold in three years. The college aims for 300 completions in 2026, emphasizing inclusivity and life skills development.
Unstructured Easter Revision May Harm GCSE and A-Level Results
Education specialists highlight that a lack of structured revision plans over Easter could hinder student performance in upcoming GCSE and A-level exams, with many students focusing on familiar topics instead of addressing weaknesses.
Derby Gets £4.5m Boost to Help Thousands into Work
East Midlands Mayor Claire Ward allocates £4.5 million to Derby to support employment initiatives, aiming to help thousands gain work through adult education and youth apprenticeships.
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MP Challenged by Politics Students at School Visit
David Burton-Sampson, MP for Southend West, was thoroughly questioned by Year 12 students at Chase High School on topics ranging from drug policy to political philosophy during a recent visit.
Students with Disabilities Gain First Community Work Experience
Southview School in Witham is pioneering work experience placements for its students with physical and neurological impairments, enabling them to explore future careers in the community for the first time.
Larchwood Primary Choir Performs at Young Voices O2 Concert
A choir of 36 young singers from Larchwood Primary School in Brentwood performed at the Young Voices concert at the O2 Arena, joining thousands of children nationwide after months of dedicated rehearsals.
Whitworth High School Choir Wins Rochdale Music Title
Whitworth Community High School's choir of 20 students has been crowned Rochdale Music Service High School Choir of the Year after performing two superb songs, including a gospel-style Christmas track and a Coldplay classic.
HMRC Urges Claim of £4,000 Childcare Perk for Kids Since 2015
HMRC urges UK families to use Tax-Free Childcare, saving up to £4,000 yearly. Over 542,700 families saved in December 2025, with £46 million in government support.
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Smith's Wood Academy: England's Most Improved School
Smith's Wood Academy in Solihull has achieved the title of England's most improved school, with Ofsted inspectors reporting key areas like leadership and behaviour now meeting expected standards after a remarkable turnaround from an 'inadequate' rating.
Easter Revision Shift: Structured Support Gains Popularity
Thousands of students are opting for structured revision courses ahead of GCSE and A-level exams, with platforms like MyEdSpace offering live lessons and exam insights. Parents weigh independent study against guided support for better outcomes.
Holy Rosary Academy Marks 60th Anniversary with Celebrations
Holy Rosary Catholic Voluntary Academy in Burton is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a tea party and Mass. An ex-pupil who has worked there for over 30 years shares fond memories of the school's history and community spirit.
School Lockdown After Man Spotted, Pupils Upset
A primary school in Lancashire was placed in lockdown after a suspicious man approached the reception and ran onto the field, climbing a fence. Police detained him, and some pupils were left upset.
Chase High School Exits Special Measures After Ofsted Praise
Chase High School in Westcliff-on-Sea has been removed from special measures after an Ofsted inspection praised its progress in attendance, behaviour, inclusion, leadership, and personal development.
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College Doubles Employment Success for Students with Learning Difficulties
Market Field College in Clacton-on-Sea has doubled the employment rate for its students with moderate learning difficulties, from 20% to 42%, through skill-building and partnerships with 70 local employers.
Labour's £18M Playground Fund and Nursery Boost in Dover
Labour invests £18 million to restore playgrounds and expand school nurseries, cutting childcare costs and supporting families in Dover and across England.
Review of Childcare Eligibility Thresholds Announced
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has announced a comprehensive review of free childcare eligibility thresholds, including the £100,000 income cap that has been frozen since 2017.
Solihull School's Transformation: From Unsafe to Most Improved
Smith's Wood Academy in Solihull has undergone a dramatic transformation, becoming England's most improved school after being in special measures just three years ago.
Birmingham's £85M Crown Place Skyscraper Opens for Students
The 33-storey Crown Place, Birmingham's tallest student accommodation building, has completed its £85 million development. It offers 814 beds and extensive amenities for university attendees.
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Birmingham School Shuts Over Knife Incident Reports
Waseley Hills High School in Rubery, Birmingham, closed on March 23, 2026, due to an ongoing incident involving reports of a man with a knife, as confirmed by police and school authorities.
Schools Lockdown Lifted After Scissors Incident in Rubery
Two schools in Rubery were placed on lockdown after reports of a man with a knife, but police confirmed it was a construction worker safely disposing of scissors found outside.
Teacher Banned for Declaring Love to Pupil
A teacher at a £30,000-a-year boarding school has been banned indefinitely after repeatedly telling a pupil 'I love you' and sending inappropriate messages.
Mum's Warning: Far Right Groomed Her Son at School
Sarah Hardy shares her story of her son John being radicalised by far-right extremists, offering crucial advice for parents on spotting signs and seeking help to prevent similar cases.
Five Birmingham Schools Named Among UK's Top State Secondaries
Five Birmingham schools have been recognized in a national ranking of the best state secondary schools in the UK, highlighting educational excellence in the region.
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West Midlands Schools Get New Ofsted 'Strong' Ratings
Several schools in the West Midlands have been awarded the new 'strong standard' rating by Ofsted following a major overhaul of the inspection system that replaces one-word judgments with detailed area assessments.
Birmingham Student Flees Meningitis Outbreak, Compares to Covid
A Birmingham student describes the panic and disruption after a meningitis outbreak at her university in Kent, with her parents making an eight-hour trip to bring her home.
Essex Council Funds 60 New Childcare Places in Harlow
Time for Change Kids secures £30,000 from Essex County Council to create 60 new wraparound childcare places and enrichment activities for school-aged children, including those with SEND.
Virgin Media O2 Urges Parents to Check £12.50 Broadband Tariff
Virgin Media O2 urges parents to check eligibility for a £12.50 broadband social tariff as exam season approaches, with research showing 80% of parents see internet as more crucial for education than two years ago.
Lifton Academy Chicks Boost Hands-On Learning and Inclusion
Pupils at Lifton Community Academy are enjoying new chicks that arrived during British Science Week, providing hands-on animal experiences, life cycle education, and responsibility development, especially benefiting nurture groups and SEND pupils.
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Sensory Garden Wins Tesco Grant for Shelter in Manchester
Saint Paul's Catholic High School in Manchester has secured a £1,500 grant from Tesco's Stronger Starts vote to build a shelter in its sensory garden, enabling year-round use by students for social, emotional, and educational benefits.
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