Two teams of entrepreneurial pupils from Edgbaston High School swept the board at the Local Area Young Enterprise Final.

A landmark city centre pub would be taken over by the University of Wolverhampton and turned into a grand reception area, under new plans being drawn up.

More children will be able to learn a musical instrument after five music services in the region were named as education hubs in a shake-up.

Places at Sandwell’s newest sixth form have all been snapped up months before it even opens to students.

If you walk into most classrooms in the UK today, you will soon notice the big screen in the middle of the room at the front.

Education bosses in Staffordshire today began the search for a private firm to run £75 million worth of school services in moves they say will change the face of education in the county.

The Government has offered £1 million compensation to Sandwell Council if it will drop its legal challenge to the cancellation of a £138m school rebuilding programme.

Pupils will start the academic year later and their kitchens will be closed under radical plans for a school in Wednesbury.

The Government has announced that it is making  £500,000 available to support the work of those who work with children who have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, writes Professor Kit Field our education blogger from the University of Wolverhampton. 

Students of the newly formed Black Country University Technical College (UTC) impressed delegates during a one-day event aimed at boosting the image of manufacturing to young people.

Pupils from King Edward’s School, Birmingham will be attempting to run 4,170km, the approximate distance from the school to the North Pole, to raise money for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

A new £11m performing arts centre for King Edward’s School and King Edward VI High School for Girls will be opened with two special concerts.