Partying with Peppa Pig at Touchwood
Touchwood is preparing for the arrival of a very special guest this month,
Police, Camera, Action
Birmingham youngsters will be making their own film soon – thanks to police help.
Easter fun in Solihull’s Mell Square
Choc-tastic day of events including Easter egg hunt, face-painting, craft activities, bungee swing, land train and much much more!
Midlands ballet boomer
Sleeping Beauty at Crescent Theatre is a hit for Midland Theatre Ballet
Coventry Professor champions cause for parents with birth trauma
A Coventry University health expert is highlighting the importance of post-natal post traumatic stress disorder a condition suffered by some people who experience traumatic births.
Paganel Archives recording past times
On 20th March 2012 Paganel Archives will be launched with Heritage Lottery Support.
Walsall Council in repairs dispute
Trustees at Bryntysilio outdoor education centre are pleading with Walsall council chiefs to pay their ‘fair share’ towards repairs and prevent unwanted legal action.
Walsall Labour support pupils’ road safety campaign
Youngsters at a secondary school have put their fellow pupils’ protection on the curriculum by campaigning for better road safety control
Police back Internet Safety Day
Do you know what your children are doing online?
There was an old lady who swallowed a fly
A magical adaptation of a much loved children’s nursery rhyme heads to The Public this February half term.
Donkey riding therapy charity needs adopters for Valentine’s Day
A Birmingham charity that provides donkey riding therapy for children with special needs and disabilities is calling on the public to adopt a donkey this Valentine’s Day.
‘Walsall education’s limbo threatening exam success’ says Walsall Labour
Pupils starting their exam courses this year face an uncertain future, Walsall Labour are warning.
Giving children a healthy start
Dance teacher Kate Whitewood is about to bring fun and dance to Bearwood by creating a new generation of ballet stars.
NHS local helps create new digital service for Birmingham Children’s Hospital
NHS local has been working with Birmingham Children’s Hospital to create a new online experience for patients and staff.
Lord Mayor visits ‘Jewel in Birmingham’s Crown’
Queen Alexandra College celebrates another successful year with a visit from the Lord Mayor.
Oldbury residents in vigil
People in Oldbury have been demonstrating over the recent abduction of a young child
Birmingham children swim with Olympic hopeful Grant Turner
Olympic swimming hopeful Grant Turner joined Birmingham children to announce that the youngsters will have the opportunity to swim at the London Aquatics Centre next year.
Stechford youth worker awarded
The founder of a youth organisation based in Stechford has received national recognition for his contribution to the local community
Tap dancers tap for Children in Need
New adult tap dancing group, Kate’s Tap Class are ecstatic to have completed their first project – dancing to raise money for Children In Need.
Mothers’ Union response to progress on implementation of Bailey Review
Mothers’ Union congratulates the Prime Minister and Sarah Teather, Minister for Children for their achievements so far
Numberjacks making numbers fun – live on stage
Children’s TV favourites, Numberjacks, are leaving the sofa for the very first time and making their way to Coventry
Ambulance Service Advice to Young People
A series of road traffic incidents involving Birmingham youngsters has led to warnings being issued.
Study shows how donkeys help excluded children deal with aggression
Riding therapy with donkeys can create positive changes in young children excluded from primary school,says new study.
Youngsters given the Stage to Shine
Some of the Midlands top young talent will be showcased in a major competition later this month
Desperately seeking talent
Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre is holding open auditions to find 24 talented children to appear in this year’s pantomime
Birmingham Benefits From Grass Roots Initiatives
A new report has shown how young footballers in the city are receiving improved grant aid.
The Public celebrates its first two years
The Public in West Bromwich is two years old this month.
Cycling to help the Railway Children
Four business men ditched their suits and donned their lycra to raise money for the Railway Children charity.
Easing the way to ‘BIG’ School
The Belgrade Theatre’s Theatre in Education production, Promise, has just completed its annual tour of Coventry primary schools to help Year Six students
Just click to support a local school
The Birmingham Press has received a plea for help from a local school and is happy to assist where possible.