Education and Training News & Updates
A new children’s LEGO club at Wolverhampton’s Central Library has been made possible thanks to the kind donation of the construction contractor responsible for improvements to the historic venue.
City of Wolverhampton Council’s cabinet has been recommended not to introduce transport charges for post-16 students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Affording new school uniforms is always a worry for parents, so the council has teamed up with Wolverhampton City Credit Union for the second year running to help families.
- 24th July 2025
Young people in care will start learning some of the skills they need to prepare for adult life thanks to a programme being run by the City of Wolverhampton Council this summer.
- 24th July 2025
Good Shepherd has developed a new Employment Ready Project aimed at supporting people in Wolverhampton who are ex-offenders or have experienced homelessness, addiction or mental health issues into employment.
- 16th July 2025
Seven Wolverhampton schools have been recognised for their commitment to promoting emotional health and wellbeing, receiving a prestigious ATTUNE award at a special event last week.
A Black Country toolmaker that is a ‘fantastic ambassador’ for vocational learning has been crowned as the Outstanding Apprentice of the Year.
The wraps are coming off Wolverhampton’s new City Learning Quarter college campus as the transformative city centre development reaches another major milestone.
City of Wolverhampton Council has launched a consultation on proposed transport policy changes for post-16 students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
A state-of-the-art training facility built as the first phase of Wolverhampton Council’s City Learning Quarter masterplan has been shortlisted in the 2025 West Midlands Constructing Excellence Awards.