Media Releases

Parents of children with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) as well as young people who have SEND can benefit from a series of workshops and sessions over the coming months.

A Dudley Council partnership has been highly commended at the inaugural National Children & Young People Awards for its work.

More than 4,000 children and young people have taken part in a range of exciting free activities over the school holidays.

Children who are eligible for free school meals in Dudley borough are being offered a fantastic programme of activities for the school holidays.

Young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can benefit from a series of online events from Dudley Council.

People who are considering fostering in Dudley borough can take part in virtual sessions as part of national Foster Care Fortnight.

The new intake of Dudley Youth Council has announced that young people’s mental health is one of their priorities for 2021.

Education and health chiefs are reassuring parents and students of their safety in the run-up to schools re-opening next week with increased testing and safety measures.

Young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can benefit from a series of online events that are being organised by Dudley SENDIASS.

As parents support children with home schooling due to the lockdown, there may be one useful tool they have overlooked – the Xbox or PlayStation.

Kindhearted pupils and staff from St Margaret’s at Hasbury Primary School have raised more than £2,100 for Mary Stevens Hospice with a sponsored Reindeer Run.

Families struggling to put food on the table this Christmas “will not be forgotten in Dudley borough” the leader of Dudley Council has pledged today.