Education
Stories, page 29
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Westminster School Expansion Sparks Resident Concerns A proposed expansion of Westminster School is facing pushback from local residents, who are raising concerns about the project's potential impact on their amenity and the...
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Newham awards £956k for summer holiday activities and food Newham Council has allocated £956,000 to fund holiday activities and food for children and young people this summer. The funding will provide 38,415 places at holiday clubs...
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Wandsworth Libraries Aim to Boost Visits with New 5-Year Strategy Wandsworth libraries are set to receive a boost with a new five-year strategy aimed at increasing visits, particularly from residents who would benefit the most. The Wandsworth...
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Schools Forum Meeting Held: Details Unavailable A Schools Forum meeting took place in Barnet on Tuesday, 24 June 2025. The meeting, held at the BEST hub on Lanacre Avenue, Colindale, saw the attendance of numerous members...
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Kingston faces £10M overspend on SEND support Kingston upon Thames faces a potential £10 million overspend on support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), according to recent financial...
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Kingston schools grapple with falling primary rolls Kingston schools are facing challenges due to declining primary school enrollment, prompting discussions and strategic planning within the Kingston upon Thames Schools Forum....
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Camden to Pilot Basic Income for Care Experienced Young People Camden is set to pilot a basic income program for young people with care experience, as discussed in a Children, Schools and Families Scrutiny Committee meeting on Monday, June...
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Camden Examines Health of Children, Young People and Families Camden Council is focusing on the health and well-being of children, young people, and families, as highlighted in a recent Children, Schools and Families Scrutiny Committee...
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Camden Schools See Persistent Absence Above National Average Camden Schools See Persistent Absence Above National Average
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Camden Children's Services Rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted Camden's Children's Services have been lauded as 'Outstanding' by Ofsted, marking the second time the services have received the highest possible judgement under the current...
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New Project: Belief in Action to Support Youth Mental Health A new initiative, Belief in Action, is set to launch in Newham schools, aiming to support youth mental health by exploring the supportive roles of religious and non-religious...
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Newham SACRE to Focus on RE, Funding, and Training Newham's Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE) is set to address key issues including religious education (RE), funding, and training at its upcoming meeting...
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Newham Teachers Gain Confidence in Leading Worship Tours Newham teachers are better equipped to lead educational tours of places of worship, following a recent training initiative. A report presented to the Newham SACRE (Standing...
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Newham Students Challenge Religious Stereotypes in Project Newham students are challenging religious stereotypes through an innovative project involving nine secondary schools. The initiative aims to foster tolerance, develop critical...
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Gospel Oak residents to help shape new learning programme Gospel Oak residents will have the opportunity to shape a new learning programme designed to equip them with the skills and knowledge needed to actively participate in service...