Felix’s close shave
A Y8 pupil at a school near Ludlow has undergone not one but two drastic changes of hairstyle in the cause of charity. Felix from
21 February 2018
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A Y8 pupil at a school near Ludlow has undergone not one but two drastic changes of hairstyle in the cause of charity. Felix from
Ed Andrews ventures underground to explore a real ‘batcave’ At the bottom of a steep bramble-covered bank, tucked in the corner of a long-forgotten field
Buildwas Academy have been awarded the Heritage School Award by Historic England in recognition of children’s work around the local heritage of the village. They
North Shropshire College (NSC) is planning for the annual Spring Lambing Day Event which takes place at the Walford Campus. This year the fun-filled event
Children at Castlefields Primary in Bridgnorth have democratically elected their new School Council, who will meet fortnightly with teacher Mr Marsh. Mr Marsh explains, “They discuss
Two local schools joined in the world’s largest school choir in January. Children from both Morville and Brockton schools joined over 5,000 other young performers
A new head is set to start at a prep school in Albrighton next academic year. Chair of governors Tracy Carver announced that Sarah Morris
Christ Church Primary in Cressage are celebrating a prestigious Gold Mark for their Sports and PE provision from the Government School Games body. They’ve been
North Shropshire College (NSC) and Herefordshire and Ludlow College have agreed to seek a merger. The move would enable students in both settings to access
Students at Oldbury Wells School took part in a charity event in December to raise funds for Save the Children. The charity works in 68
Shrewsbury’s Mayor Jane Mackenzie visited Shrewsbury High Prep School to lead a special assembly honouring International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the role her grandfather Alan
The rebranding project for the new-look Telford College has received recognition at a national awards competition. The creation of a new corporate vision and identity
Local schoolchildren were proud to help represent Shropshire when Ludlow MP Philip Dunne welcomed food and drink producers from across the south of the county
Pupils at Beckbury Primary turned time travellers recently with two exciting days of historical exploration. Blossom Tree Class (KS2) were transported back to the days
The Evolve hair and beauty salon in Shrewsbury celebrated in style in January to commemorate their third year in business. The professional salon, located on
At the end of January, Tettenhall College’s U14s took part in the ISA Midlands Netball Tournament at Malvern St James. The day-long tournament saw teams
Aspiring programmers aged seven to 11 can join in a three-part series of digital coding workshops in Enginuity’s FabLab this spring. The sessions explore the
A familiar face on the local scene for her work as a children’s entertainer, magician Careena Fenton has returned from the USA with a trophy
Ever wanted to go sketching outdoors but don’t know where to start? A new workshop by a Bridgnorth artist could be just what you need.
A Much Wenlock cemetery tended by a community group suffered damage in January when unknown vandals ploughed their vehicle or vehicles through it, leaving ground
Two busy mums have joined forces to offer a new schedule of classes to young dancers in the area. Saski Fuchs and Gemma Bridges have
Based on the Oscar-winning film The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, this musical adaptation tells the funny and moving story of three drag
From a scrapyard ‘no-hoper’ to the last of its kind – a range of locomotives with a real story to tell will star at the
Bridgnorth Community Pop Choir is a thriving local choir with over 50 members and, since its formation in 2014, it has raised thousands for local
Tadlop (Telford and District Light Operatic Players) are putting on a musical that couldn’t be more topical. ‘Made in Dagenham’ celebrates the women of the
The Severn Valley Railway (SVR) Charitable Trust has received a flood of donations following an attack by vandals on two of the railway’s carriages. The
Broseley’s Camera Club held its inaugural competition to honour former member Jan Lancaster. The them for the memorial contest was ‘columns’, and the winner was
Radio 4 favourite, BAFTA winner and regular on BBC’s Question Time, This Week and Daily Politics Hardeep Singh Kohli comes to Much Wenlock’s Edge Arts
A county market has beaten off stiff competition to be named Britain’s Favourite Market for 2018. Shrewsbury Market Hall was awarded the accolade at The
Ryan is in Afghanistan to see the world, learn a trade, get a life. Training is complete, combat is a buzz; he’s part of a
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