Parents demand safer school minibus regulations 30 years after tragic M40 crash Monday, March 23, 2026 minibus safety education roadtraffic licensing teachers schoolchildren campaign survivors m40 The parents of Claire Fitzgerald, who tragically died in a devastating school minibus crash on the M40 over 30 years ago, are calling for urgent improvements in road safety standards for school transport. In 1993, Claire, … Read More
Five Top-Ranked Schools in Sutton Coldfield Make National Best Schools List Sunday, March 22, 2026 suttoncoldfield education schools birmingham grammarschools primaryschools sundaytimes rankings westmidlands families For parents searching for outstanding educational opportunities, Sutton Coldfield in Birmingham stands out as an excellent choice. This leafy town is home to several of the country’s top-performing schools, making it a highly … Read More
Meet the Two Birmingham Men on a Mission to Challenge Harmful Sexual Behaviour Saturday, March 21, 2026 birmingham misogyny education youth violence women schools awareness abuse prevention Joe Cole, 41, and Gareth Rogers, 43, are two Birmingham men committed to transforming the conversation around violence against women and girls. As directors and practitioners of The Right Path, they visit schools across the … Read More
Birmingham Comprehensive Schools Among Top 300 Nationwide Monday, March 16, 2026 birmingham comprehensives education schools rankings westmidlands innercity stpauls success awards Leading a comprehensive school presents significant challenges, especially in inner-city areas where resources and opportunities can be limited. Unlike selective grammar or fee-paying private schools, comprehensive schools … Read More
Midlands Schools Receive New Ofsted Inspection Grades Under Updated System Saturday, March 14, 2026 ofsted education schools inspections westmidlands grades curriculum leadership teaching assessment The latest Ofsted inspection results for schools across the West Midlands have been released, revealing a significant shift in how educational institutions are assessed. Following a major overhaul, Ofsted has replaced its … Read More
‘They don’t care about us,’ say Walsall residents opposing new school at Reedswood Park Wednesday, March 11, 2026 walsall education reedswoodpark school residents environment safety departmentforeducation council community Three sisters living next to the proposed site for a new £50 million free school in Walsall have voiced their frustration, accusing decision-makers of neglecting local residents. Julie Petty and Jayne Cooney, both 65, along … Read More