Mini Pots of Care is a fundraising activity for Marie Curie Cancer Care, giving children aged 3 - 11 the chance to learn about nature and nursing, growing daffodils in their own pots which they then decorate on ‘Mini Pots of Care Day’.

Daffodil Schools Challenge is an active citizenship and fundraising project for secondary schools and sixth form colleges.

Teams of students aged between 11 - 16 are challenged to create a unique display around the charity’s emblem, the...

Marsh Hill Nursery offers a broad and rich early years curriculum based on first hand experiences where children learn, develop and explore their world, supported by a team of well qualified and experienced staff.

Evernote is another fantastic free resource that can be extremely useful for teachers. It allows you to capture information in a number of ways and then makes that information searchable and accessible from your desktop, mobile device and the...

Who will be featured next as School Website of the Week? Find out soon...it could even be your school. It's easy to nominate a school website. Simply send an email to schoolwebsite@bgfl.org with the school name and the website...

At Nansen Primary School every Child Truly Matters, and they try to ensure that every child achieves his or her true potential in a safe, secure and enabling environment. The school wants each child to develop positive attitudes, acquire a...

Children at Nelson Primary are happy and enthusiastic, thriving on the rich diversity that exists within the school and the local and wider community. The school is extremely proud of all the children's achievements.

The app developer states: "I want to be a Pirate is an adventurous, sea-bound, mermaid and gold-loving interactive iphone story book for children."

According to Birmingham teacher, Lisa Stevens: "A wonderful story that is told in...

The school aims to provide an environment which fosters confident, highly motivated and happy children and one which ensures that each child has the opportunities to fulfil their all-round potential.

North Birmingham Academy are determined that their students succeed and leave the school as confident, articulate and aspirational young people, fully equipped for life and work in the 21st century.