The deadline is fast approaching for a Staffordshire University competition to reveal the next bright star in journalism.
The yearly Staffordshire Future Journalist competition was launched in November by a team of Staffordshire University’s PR and Journalism students.
Stoke-on- Trent College have received a free futsal starter pack from the Football Foundation and funded by the FA.
Staffordshire University students have launched the Staffs Future Journalist competition 2017 to discover the next generation of talented young journalists.
The competition is open to school children aged 7-18 across Staffordshire, Cheshire and the West Midlands who can write up a review, opinion piece or interview to stand a chance of winning.
Olympic gold medallist Joe Clarke believes his personal story is proof that a Stars Squad programme aimed at aiding the next generation of athletes in North Staffordshire can pay off.
Clarke, who won gold in the men’s slalom canoe K1 in Rio, joined Paralympic para-canoeing bronze medallist Ian Marsden as Newcastle-under-Lyme officially launched the scheme on Wednesday.
More than 6,000 students flocked to Hanley’s intu Potteries Centre for the annual Student Night bargain hunt.
Students from local colleges and Staffordshire and Keele universities queued out of the doors of the centre from 5pm to get their hands on discounted goods.
College staff in Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford are to take strike action in a row over pay.
Stoke-on-Trent College and Stafford College are two of 15 FE colleges in the West Midlands to be hit by industrial action.
Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College is helping students succeed with new science programmes.
Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College has announced that from September it will be offering three new baccalaureate qualifications in medical science, engineering sciences and mathematical sciences.
Former Stoke City footballer Chris Iwelumo helped Staffordshire University students find a budding sports journalist.
The Staffs Young Sports Writer 2016 competition gives talented kids the opportunity to showcase their outstanding sports writing work.
A Stoke-on-Trent sixth form college student and her classmates raised over £1,000 for the Air Ambulance Service in a sponsored climb of Snowdon.
17 year old Tylah Jones deiced to raise money for the service who saved her granddads life following a motorcycle accident.
Sixth form students took part in a passing out parade at Fenton Manor as part of their Public Services BTEC course.
The second year students from City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College showed off their coordination and discipline by forming up, marching in time and saluting.