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Buying new school uniform can be difficult for many parents, so the council is providing financial help with Wolverhampton City Credit Union and encouraging children to save at the same time.
Mental health and wellbeing charity Kaleidoscope Plus Group has launched a new free digital resource designed to help young people manage stress and anxiety during exam season.
An initial period of public consultation is now underway on proposals to establish a new Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Resource Base at Colton Hills Community School.
City of Wolverhampton Council’s new City Learning Quarter has been shortlisted for a Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) West Midlands award.
Adult Education Wolverhampton is inviting prospective students, families, carers and professionals to its SEND Open Event taking place next Wednesday (13 May, 2026).
Adult Education Wolverhampton is inviting learners across the city to explore crime and psychology by enrolling on a new 8 week course.
Halesowen College is proud to announce its 60th anniversary celebrations, marking six decades of serving learners and the wider community.
Some 99% of children have secured a place at one of their preferred infant or primary schools in Wolverhampton, with 93% getting their first choice school, figures show.
City of Wolverhampton College is to benefit from a share of £175 million government funding after being announced as a Technical Excellence College (TEC) for advanced manufacturing.
Tettenhall College is proud to announce that it was recently reviewed by The Good Schools Guide, one of the UK’s most respected and trusted independent school directory..
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