Why are so few Londoners starting apprenticeships?
London had a markedly lower average rate of apprenticeship starts in the last academic year than the country overall, data
Spanish popular among adults despite A-level entries dwindling
Spanish has become an increasingly popular language to learn among young professionals despite the diminishing number of A-level entries for
Over 3,000 free meals for Kensington and Chelsea children this winter
More than 3,000 free healthy meals are being distributed to Kensington and Chelsea children during the winter break to support
Education Minister visits Carshalton as holiday programme begins for disadvantaged children
Education minister David Johnston visited a local community centre in Carshalton yesterday to mark the start of a holiday programme that helps disadvantaged children during the Christmas holidays.
Mental health affects school work for 96% of students Mind reports
A report by the charity Mind has revealed that secondary school students suffering from mental health needs are not being
Wandsworth primary school parents and teachers fundraise for ICT devices
A parent-teacher association in Wandsworth have fundraised to buy ICT equipment for its pupils who don’t have access to devices
Meet the UK’s digital professionals teaching the next generation of children
Chancellor Rishi Sunak last week recommitted to the Government’s August 2019 spending plan to the increase the budget for schools
Most south west London school fires in buildings without sprinklers
South west London’s schools had close to 100 fires in the past four years, but almost all were at school
Lambeth Academy excluded more than 20% of pupils – highest rate in south London
Lambeth Academy excluded more than 20% of its pupils in the 2017-2018 school year. The latest Department for Education exclusion
School leaders warn of approaching ‘cliff edge’ at funding protest on Downing Street
School leaders from south west London joined hundreds of other headteachers at a protest in the capital today to demand
These girls can! Merton high school scoops £5,000 prize for being one of most improved in England
A Merton girls’ school has won £5,000 government prize for being one of the most improved schools in the country.