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IN PICTURES - Lickey End First School pupils take part in Young Driver Scheme - Vimarsana News

IN PICTURES - Lickey End First School pupils take part in Young Driver Scheme

CHILDREN in years three and four at Lickey End First School were given the chance to take part in a Young Driver Scheme.

Lickey End First School holds remembrance coffee morning - Vimarsana News

Lickey End First School holds remembrance coffee morning

The act of Remembrance draws to a close the students learning about the impact the Second World War had on children.

A look back when the Queen visited Bromsgrove in 2001 - Vimarsana News

A look back when the Queen visited Bromsgrove in 2001

AS the nation mourns Queen Elizabeth II, we have taken a trip down memory lane to 2001 when Here Majesty visited Bromsgrove.

Children are gearing up for a singing day workshop as part of the Bromsgrove Festival - Vimarsana News

Children are gearing up for a singing day workshop as part of the Bromsgrove Festival

Alexander L’Estrange is an award-winning composer, arranger, jazz musician and choral animateur of international acclaim.

Which Bromsgrove schools will face inspectors under new rules? - Vimarsana News

Which Bromsgrove schools will face inspectors under new rules?

Aston Fields Middle School on drummond Road will face inspectors. SIX 'outstanding' schools in Bromsgrove are set to face inspectors for the first time since controversial exemptions were axed. Aston Fields Middle School, Finstall First School, Lickey End First School, Meadows First School, South Bromsgrove High and Stoke Prior First School. are now in line for inspections. From September, Ofsted will resume inspecting schools across the country and for the first time in almost a decade, those deemed outstanding will also face compulsory routine visits. Figures from the education wa...