Education and Training News & Updates
- 11th November 2026
A 'warm and welcoming' school where pupils are 'valued and cherished' has been praised by Ofsted.
- 11th November 2026
The City of Wolverhampton Council is appealing for volunteers to join its Independent Education Appeal Panel.
- 10th November 2026
A leadership programme graduate from Make Strides has been named a finalist in the finance category at the Midlands Young Professional Awards 2026.
- 10th November 2026
Staff and pupils at Stowlawn Primary are celebrating after their school received no fewer than 4 prestigious national awards.
- 9th November 2026
The City of Wolverhampton Council's Customer Services team will be holding a series of digital support sessions to help parents and guardians complete their online applications for reception class places.
- 6th November 2026
Birmingham built environment consultancy Acivico Group has completed construction of a new building at Selly Oak School.
- 4th November 2026
A Wolverhampton primary school where pupils feel safe, supported and listened to has been praised by Ofsted.
Research from Birmingham City University has shown that bridge inspections can cost up to £25,000 and take five days or more.
Cannon Street’s New Young Futures Hub opens in Birmingham city centre, putting young people at the heart of support, opportunity and connection
A major new youth hub has officially opened at 11 Cannon Street
- 30th October 2026
Birmingham Metropolitan College recently welcomed leading policymakers, sector leaders and prominent academics to its Matthew Boulton College, to host the Eighth Debate on the Principles of Vocational Education.