Twickenham School receives good rating for first time
A school in Twickenham received a good rating from Ofsted for the first time since opening in 2016. The education
Roehampton hits top 100 in Guardian’s university guide
A Wandsworth university hit the top 100 in the Guardian’s university guide released last weekend. Roehampton jumped from 116th in
King’s College School Wimbledon promises to crack down on “unacceptable banter”
One of Britain’s leading private schools has announced a zero tolerance approach to discriminatory behaviour, including “unacceptable banter”, to prevent sexual harassment among pupils.
VIDEO: How biodiversity at Kew Gardens is helping combat climate change
SW Londoner visited Kew Gardens, the UNESCO world heritage site, which is home to more than 50,000 living plants. We
South west London’s small charities reflect on an extraordinary year
Charity is defined in the dictionary as being both generosity and helpfulness especially towards the needy and suffering, and benevolent
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
Croydon pop-up brings fashion and gaming to local community
A pop-up shop in Croydon showcasing up and coming musicians and fashion designers is now open for business. The Fashion
£87 for a blazer: parents reveal school uniform costs as new law passes
School uniforms will be made more affordable for families in England after a new law passed through Parliament last week.
Kingston students send protest letter against online art school to minister
Kingston University art students have sent a visual protest letter to MP Michelle Donelan, minister for state universities, campaigning for
Merton Council yet to plant pollutant sapping trees for schoolchildren
Merton Council have yet to plant 107 pollutant sapping trees that are needed to mitigate air toxicity in an area
Outdoors education for children in south west London forest schools
Scandinavian-inspired south west London schools are re-thinking children’s education – by taking it outdoors. First introduced to the UK in