Support Staffordshire Lichfield and District is a great third sector organisation which provides…read moredevelopment support and an active volunteer centre in addition to other services. However, this is a review for their meeting rooms. There are a range of meeting rooms available for hire. I use the therapy rooms which are inviting and neutrally decorated. The rooms are in a quiet location at the rear of the building whilst being well heated so your clients will be comfortably warm. The toilets are also clean, well maintained and conveniently positioned within the building. Booking is easy and takes a quick telephone call. There is an inviting reception area with seating and welcoming staff to greet your clients.

I was visiting family in Lichfield and they said this was a must stop and they were right…read more Magnificent architecture, and a rich history. The volunteer guides were excellent. They explained the past and made sure we saw all the features of this landmark cathedral. The cathedral dates back to the 7th century. Originally built with sticks, the current Gothic cathedral was re- built in stone between 1195 and 1340. During the English Civil War in the 17th century, the cathedral was heavily damaged and later restored in the Victorian era. This beautiful cathedral features 3 spires. The central spire and two western spires are a distinctive feature, earning the nickname "Ladies of the Vale. The inside boasts over 100 statues of saints and biblical figures, and truly is one of the most elaborate in England. The stained glass windows from the 16th century are beautiful examples of fine Renaissance glass.

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL. Over 1,300 years old - this is a remarkable and truly unique cathedral - the…read moreonly one in the UK with 3 spires. It is what makes this small town a CITY.... I cannot do the history and the story justice so let me share this link: https://www.lichfield-cathedral.org/ Make sure that you visit to admire the beauty, the architecture and the history. If possible visit while the choir is singing (either in practice or in a service. As a family with US visitors we attended a Christmas Eve service and it was wonderful - the choir (spoiled only by us joining in ;-) ) and the service itself. The reverend was very down to Earth (started by asking who in the congregation had already had a drink that evening - I, half or more of the congregation and he himself raised our hands!! And make sure you bring your camera - it is beautiful close up, far away and from almost anywhere nearby.

catholic school, most my friends children study here they said its a good school and againts…read morebullying. kids teach to be more friendly open to other culture backgrounds.

My family and I went to University of Nottingham for my cousin's graduation and were very impressed…read moreby how organized it was. They had over 400 students graduating with their masters degrees and managed to have us in and out in no time. They had photo ops for the graduates and visitors, we got free champagne and everyone was really nice. They also rented out those nicer, portable restrooms that's look like regular public restrooms (stalls, sinks, etc) which was really nice because there were constant long lines to the restrooms in the buildings. My cousin also said she enjoyed going to school there and that she would recommend it. Good time overall.

Having never been to a university campus before I have been enlightened to how young adults take on…read morefurther education & the environment in which it is achieved. This particular one is like a large town within a city. Fabulous green area's with lakes & ponds. The education facilities are amazing. How things have changed from my education. The staff & students today have been very informative & helpful.

Fair Oak has a great team of staff who are child focused. They receive support from outside…read moreagencies such as Connexions, education welfare and the police in order to support their students. A wide variety of subjects are available for GCSE as they are now amalgamated with Hagley and the Aelfgar Sixth Form Centre.

I worked at Rawlett for over a month and was completely overwhelmed by the quality of the art…read moredepartment. The pupils get to try out so many creative mediums and even the young ones are taught and then trusted to use equipment such as glue guns and soldering irons. They are really listened to and get so much creative freedom; It's brilliant! When I was at school, all we used were 2B pencils and cartridge paper. If we were lucky we got to papier mâché a balloon to make a crappy mask or form some clay into a nice ash tray shape to take home to our stepdads. I can't speak for the sports department but I'm sure that's excellent too!

I went to this school as a child, and I have very fond memories of my time there. I remember when I…read morewas a child, I was always good at Maths, and as a reward for finishing my work early, i used to go to see Mr Harris, the headteacher, and play games like Tetris on his GameBoy. Mr Harris has since passed away, but I do see the old dinnerladies around and about sometimes :) Excellent school to send the kids to, and the ricxe pudding is particularly delicious. YUM!. Massive Thumbs Up!

This school has provided our son with a first class education. It has excellent moral values,…read moreexcellent teachers and has an open door policy for parents. A totally safe environment for children from nursery through to year 6. Our son enjoyed every day there.