Nearly 30 pupils a day are being expelled or suspended in Birmingham and Sandwell because of assaults or abuse hurled at school staff or other pupils, it can be revealed.Read
Education Correspondent Kat Keogh meets the woman facing the unenviable task of finding school places for 13,500 children in Europe’s largest education authority.Read
Black Country council chiefs are to reject demands that they travel to London to explain why a £138 million school building scheme should go ahead.Read
Education Secretary Michael Gove has promised to keep an "open mind" as he reconsiders the future of school building projects in six council areas, including Sandwell, following last month's High Court ruling against him.Read
The head of a Birmingham youth training agency has accused the Government of “pricing young people out of training” by axing the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA).Read
Nearly 20 Birmingham City Council staff are having to deal with applications from schools wishing to become academies, the authority’s education chief has revealed.Read
Kat Keogh talks to a Sandwell headteacher who says the Government has a chance to “put things right” over the Building Schools for the Future controversy.
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A West Midlands council which won a legal victory against Michael Gove's decision to scrap their school rebuilding projects has urged the minister to keep a promise to visit the area.Read