School Stories is our exciting series where our Weather Presenter Des Coleman visits your school to find out what your students are working on - and he'll broadcast his weathers from there too !
ITV News Central Weather Presenter Des Coleman has got a new project - and he needs your help with it.
We love sending him out and about in the Midlands to tell your stories, and we're now looking for schools across the region that he can visit, and broadcast our 6pm programme weather forecasts from. We want to hear about your exciting school projects that we could film as part of Des' visit - it could be anything from recycling, to the environment to space !
So are you a school in the East or West Midlands working on a big project that you'd like to tell the ITV News Central viewers about ? We'd love to interview students and teachers about what they're working on, and then show our ITV News Central weather forecasts from there too - so put your school on the Midlands map - get in touch !
Send us an email with the words "School Stories" in the headline.
Please tell us where you are in the Midlands, what you're working on, and a contact number and we'll get in touch !
Our email address is centralnews@itv.com - and don't forget to add "School Stories" in the headline.
We're using the Twitter hashtag #SchoolStories for this series. Remember you can tweet us at @itvcentral and our Facebook address is www.facebook.com/ITVCentral/.
So how will it all look ? Click below to see Des visiting a school in Nuneaton in March to get an idea:
http://www.itv.com/news/central/update/2017-03-21/primary-school-children-take-part-in-shakespeare-week/
School kids currently celebrating 120 years of their school are learning about life in 1897 and maybe teaching Des a thing or two.
In the latest of our School Stories series, Des has been to Warwickshire where airline crew are helping to inspire future careers.
In the latest of our School Stories series, Des has been to a school in Solihull where a bus-turned-library is the playground centrepiece.