Over the past few years the popularity of degree apprenticeships has increased exponentially while the cost of university fees have

An exercise challenge encouraging its 7000 participants to walk, cycle, and wheel through Hammersmith & Fulham launched this week. The

Spanish has become an increasingly popular language to learn among young professionals despite the diminishing number of A-level entries for

Every Year 7 living in Merton has been offered a free £20 deposit by the council when they open a

Seven schools in the Richmond borough have been titled RAAC-free by the council’s property team in the latest meeting with the Education and

From care home visits to community classes, The Ukulele Project has donated more than 300 ukuleles across London to schools,

The National Education Union staged a march on the Department of Education last week as part of a two day

While neurodiversity celebration week offers the opportunity to highlight the achievements and experiences of autistic women, autism experts have sought

Teacher recruitment in London fell by 17% in 2022/2023 as more postgraduates chose a career away from the classroom. Figures

Picket lines formed outside schools in south west London today as part of the biggest day of strike action in

Animal rights activists and organisations have been calling for egg-hatching projects in primary schools to be scrapped.  Saffron Gloyne, Croydon