
StaffsLive helps Year Nine pupils learn all about journalism
St Joseph’s College invited employers from the area to take part in their annual Year Nine Industry Day.
St Joseph’s College invited employers from the area to take part in their annual Year Nine Industry Day.
Students aged seven to eighteen have only days left to enter Staffordshire University’s annual Future…
Staffordshire University’s annual Future Journalism Awards has launched this year in partnership with StaffsLive.
Young content creators have been commended for their journalistic skills at the Future Journalism Awards.
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.
Six Staffordshire University journalism graduates are celebrating after scooping honours at the Midlands Media Awards at the Mailbox in Birmingham.
Jennie Aitken and Lewis Cox won their categories outright, while Michael Sibert, Jack Furness, Michael McCann and Robert Trigg were highly commended in their class.
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.
Staffordshire University journalists have swept the board at the Midlands Media Student Awards.
Students past and present from the BA (Hons) Journalism degree course won more awards than any other university entered in this year’s contest.
Budding sports journalists of the future scooped top prizes at the Staffs Young Sports Writer 2016 competition at Staffordshire University.
The competition gave talented youngsters across Staffordshire a chance to show their impressive sports writing work.
A former Staffordshire University journalism student has scooped a national “exceptional performance” award after passing senior qualifications just 18 months after graduating.
Ed Crosthwaite was one of four candidates in the National Qualification in Journalism across the UK to win an award.