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Your Schools: Young Chris's record run score

SOLIHULL School’s First XI cricket captain has rewritten the record books after scoring a double century in the school’s highest-ever run score.Read

Your Schools: F&C Schools Challenge

WEST House Primary school are celebrating their triumph as winners of the fourth annual F&C Schools Challenge.Read

Your Schools: Excited kids grab a pizza the action

YOUNGSTERS from one of the most deprived areas in the UK were treated to a slap-up meal and given cooking tips at a top Birmingham restaurant.Read

Your Schools: Top musician pulls some strings in his old school

VIOLINIST David Gregory turned back the clock to make a visit to his former primary school and perform with the school orchestra.Read

Your Schools: Former Albion star is spot on for pupils

FORMER West Bromwich Albion and England footballer Brendon Batson took on children from two local primary schools to kick off a nationwide fundraiser.Read

Your Schools: Youngsters sail forth on trip

STUDENTS from landlocked Birmingham took to the open waves yesterday as part of an initiative to introduce sailing to more West Midland youngsters.Read

Your Schools: Having rhyme of their young lives

FROM William Shakespeare to Benjamin Zephaniah, the Midlands has a strong and passionate poetic history.Read

Your Schools: Allotments are now flourishing

LORD Mayor and Lady Mayoress, Michael and Vivienne Wilkes, visited Court Lane Allotments, in Erdington, and were thrilled to see school children making good use of their very own vegetable plots.Read

Your Schools: Top artist put the wheels in motion

IAN Cook was a special guest at Yardleys School when it held its annual art exhibition.Read

Your Schools: Winning respect for young people

A TEENAGER from King Edward VI Girls School has joined a group that campaigns against negative stereotyping of young people.Read

Your Schools: Afro a go-go for teacher's charity

STREETLY School student Talal Azzomi underwent a hair raising experience when he lost his locks for a good cause.Read

Your Schools: Minibuses will help drive up standards

BARR Beacon Language College has purchased two new 17-seater minibuses to deal with extra curricular activities at the school.Read

Your Schools: Dressed for success as £500 raised

LOCAL school pupils got suited and booted at a fashion show aimed at raising funds for disabled children.Read

Your Schools: Storing wartime memories

HARD-working pupils from two Birmingham schools handed over hundreds of Second World War memories to be stored in the city council’s archives.Read

Your Schools: Life-savers make a big splash with youngsters

CHILDREN from St John Bosco Primary School in West Bromwich received a visit from RNLI lifeguards as part of the ‘Beach to City’ initiative.Read

Your Schools: Pupils think of a snappy name for Crocodile factory

YOUNGSTERS from a Birmingham primary school were given the chance to put their stamp on a multi-million pound housing development.Read

Your Schools: Jumbo cheque from airport links

SMALL Heath School is celebrating after receiving a £25,000 government grant.Read

Your Schools: Arty Aliyah fights pigeon problem

LOCAL children are leading the fight against pigeon pests as part of a ‘Litter Charter’ campaign.Read

Your Schools: Playing panpipes in Latin lessons

THE SIGHTS and sounds of South America came to a Birmingham school as pupils celebrated Latin culture.Read

Your Schools: Youngsters' money trail

PUPILS from St John Bosco Primary School, in West Bromwich, have been busy raiding their piggy banks to help create a huge coin trail.Read