From School Clearner to School TeacherWhen Clare Harris took a cleaning job at Sunfield School in Stourbridge ten years ago, she knew she didn’t want to do it forever.
A bloomin' close family succeeds“We left school with no qualifications to have babies and we have decided we need to do something better than nappies and housework.”
90-year-old Jack Lewis is learning RussianJack’s interest in Russian began in the 1980s when he visited the country with his wife.
Joining a trade with teachingGraham Kenny first got back into learning by taking French so he and his wife could get more out of their holidays.
Afraid to pick up a pen....Robert Turner was good at hiding his dyslexia at work.........
A role model for the young offendersAs a young man Isiah Williams felt that he fit the stereotype of disaffected youth.
A voice in my head told me to persevereAs a child Angela Mills was constantly told that she wouldn’t amount to anything.
He talks to the animalsBob Lawrence’s day job makes him one of the most useful friends that his university classmates can have. They’re all studying zoo biology, but he lives it.........
A little self-belief goes a long wayDiane Breeze suffered from poor mental health for years. But the self-belief that she started to build on her learning journey has put her on the road to recovery
Bilston Art 4 Health GroupWins the MLA West Midlands Special Group Adult Learners’ Week Award - 2008
Driving himself to successRobert Galloway wins the Learning and Skills Council Learning at Work West Midlands Award
More then a museum volunteerMLA West Midlands Special Individual Adult Learners’ Week Award winner is Shelley Whitney from Stoke-on-Trent
Helped along the right road by the Prince’s TrustMichael Davies age 23 years
Highly Commended Individual Learner – West Midlands
All for the love of a childRissvoy Scarrott (age 28 years) Highly Commended Individual Learner - West Midlands