“I know when I have my class back they will be different children”: adjusting to coronavirus lockdown with autism
As lives grind to a halt due to the current coronavirus pandemic, many people are…
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School pupils urge young people to ‘Lay Down Your Knives’
Migrant and refugee pupils from South and City Birmingham College and Anderton Park School have…
Youth of Birmingham skip school to march the streets and “change our future”
Pupils missed school to join other protestors at Victoria Square in Birmingham in demanding that the government take steps to tackle the climate crisis.
Universities Minister hails impact of arts and humanities courses during Birmingham City University visit
The impact of arts and humanities courses on students cannot be underestimated, the Universities Minister has said during a visit to Birmingham.
This is what you need to know if you are applying for settled status after Brexit
Image by: Jim Larrison EU citizens who wish to stay in the UK will have…
Royal Birmingham Conservatoire building wins national design award
The home of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire has won a national design award.
Business leaders honour Birmingham professor for work on transatlantic conference
A Birmingham professor has been honoured for his contribution to business in the city.
Birmingham schools do the floss dance to raise awareness of education funding cuts ahead of the budget
More than 50 Birmingham schools have taken part in national social media campaign ‘Floss 4 Funding’.
West Midlands schools join animal welfare project
Nearly 100 schools in the West Midlands have signed on to a new programme that will…
Birmingham expert says Keira Knightley’s decision to ban some Disney films has brought key debates into the spotlight
A Birmingham expert says the news that Keira Knightley has banned her daughter from watching some Disney films has brought key debates into the public eye.