Each year, the Peel Parishes come together on a project called 'clothed in kindness' - the project is a school uniform bank to help those who are in financial difficulties face less pressure about the cost of school uniforms. 

The Department for Education wants to hear from teachers, staff and parents on managing behaviour and discipline in schools, including the use of mobile phones.

It's part of our continuing drive to raise standards and make sure all pupils can thrive in the classroom.

If you are aged between 14-18 and have a love for all things English Language, then Staffordshire County Council wants to hear from you!

A new £100 million scheme for students to study and work abroad will replace the European Unions’ Erasmus+ programme.

Turing Scheme will receive £100 million worth of funding for students in higher education to study abroad, to support around 35,000 students.

The Government has launched  ‘An Hour to Skill’, a new campaign supported by leading businesses and educational institutions, to encourage the nation to set aside just one hour a week for online learning, by taking a free course from The Skills Toolkit. ​

Staffordshire County Council and the local NHS CCGs are working to improve the ways that children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being supported in our area.

Calling all science-loving students,  Tim Peake wants to offer some space prizes and the chance for a video call with him.

MP for Tamworth Christopher Pincher thanks schoolchildren for designs in Christmas Card Competition 2020 as he announces the winners and runners up

Today kicks off Anti-Bullying Week so the team are wearing odd socks!

It's a Odd Socks Day, a day when people are encouraged to wear odd socks, an inexpensive way to look very different and a reminder for us all to celebrate what makes us unique. 

Thank you Rawlett School for inviting me to your whole school assembly this week to talk about U.K. Parliament Week.