Many of the Government’s ambitious new education reforms could be undone almost immediately after the next general election regardless of who takes their place in the House of Commons.
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A world authority on preventing violence was visiting Birmingham today to share details of his work and also find out more about the city’s approach to improving the lives of its young people.
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Budding automotive designers at Coventry University have the ultimate teaching aid to work with, after they were given a new car to help with their studies.
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The head of the newly-merged Sutton Coldfield and Matthew Boulton colleges has expressed her severe disappointment at missing out on a shortlist of major building schemes given the go ahead.
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Bourville and Sandwell colleges were today given the official green light to press ahead with major rebuilding projects expected to total around £150 million.
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Snakes, diving suits and skeletons have replaced traffic cones and road signs as the ‘must-have’ collectables left behind by students in Birmingham.
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A crackdown on teenage binge drinking is to be carried out on the streets of Birmingham, the Black Country and Coventry during the summer holidays.
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The worst fears of schools and colleges across the West Midlands were confirmed yesterday when both Schools Secretary Ed Balls and Business Secretary Lord Mandelson said building plans faced major delays.
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A secondary school still under investigation over alleged financial irregularities is to be joined with another school in Sutton Coldfield under a pioneering Government scheme.
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The head of a strike-hit Birmingham college said he hoped that further planned meetings with the lecturers’ union involved would result in a settlement of the dispute.
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A Solihull teaching assistant who is still bringing enjoyment to children 12 years after normal retirement age is hoping to win a national honour.
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