Nearly 65 per cent of UK schools don’t know the origins of the food they serve. Education Correspondent Kat Keogh visits a primary where the journey from field to plate is less than a five-minute walkRead
A new Birmingham school to ensure pupils who struggle to cope with traditional classrooms can receive a world-class education has been given the green light by Education Secretary Michael Gove.Read
It is the teacher training programme placing high-flying graduates in disadvantaged secondary schools. Now an education charity is to branch out into the region’s primary schools.Read
More than £6 million is to be pumped into Birmingham schools to help them cope with a predicted increase in pupil numbers, Education Secretary Michael Gove has announced.Read
Much has been made in recent weeks over claims that William Shakespeare was actually a fraud. But one group of school pupils are letting his words do the talking in a scheme aimed at bringing the Bard to life.Read
The principal of a Hereford college which has had its licence to enrol foreign students revoked has insisted the ban is down to an “administrative oversight”.Read
Proposals to extend a cramped inner city primary school have been mothballed because of confusion over statistics projecting school places – prompting one school governor to resign.Read
Thousands of Birmingham school children and their parents face a second battle to keep their free bus passes under revised plans to halve the city’s £12 million home to school transport budget.Read
A new school which claims to “guarantee” success for every child is to open in the West Midlands next year – despite concerns from the local authority.Read
