Education
Stories, page 3
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Islington Council invests £1.56m in SEND reforms, but details remain a concern Islington Council invests £1.56m in SEND reforms, but details remain a concern
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Islington Council expands apprenticeships and staff support to combat children's workforce crisis Islington Council expands apprenticeships and staff support to combat children's workforce crisis
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Kingston SEND Deficit Soars to £20.5 Million Amidst National Pressures Kingston Council is grappling with a substantial financial deficit in its Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services, with the cumulative shortfall on the...
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Kingston Unifies SEND Plans to Streamline Support and Enhance Outcomes Kingston upon Thames is set to unify its approach to supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) by integrating its SEND Reform Plan and SEND...
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Kingston SEND Funding Formula Creates Inequalities, Council Meeting Reveals Kingston's funding formula for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is creating significant inequalities, a council meeting has revealed. Councillors...
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Kingston Schools Struggle with EP & OT Recruitment Crisis Hindering SEND Support Kingston schools are facing a significant recruitment crisis for educational psychologists (EPs) and occupational therapists (OTs), a challenge that is hindering the...
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Kingston sees 7% rise in SEND EHC plans, contrasting with Richmond's decrease The number of Education, Health and Care (EHC) plans in Kingston has risen by 7% in the last 12 months, reaching a total of 2,215 plans. This increase contrasts with...
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Greenwich Council faces £18.1m schools funding shortfall Greenwich Council faces a significant funding shortfall of £18.1 million for its schools, primarily driven by pressures within the High Needs Block.
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Madeline Levy Appointed Orthodox Jewish Representative to Hackney Council's Children and Young People's Scrutiny Commission Hackney Council has appointed Madeline Levy as an Orthodox Jewish Representative to the Children and Young People's Scrutiny Commission.
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Devonshire Primary School Admission Numbers Set to Reduce Devonshire Primary School in Sutton is set to reduce its published admission number from 90 to 60 pupils from September 2027, following a decision by the council's People...
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Sherwood Foundation Special School Capacity Expansion Approved to Meet Growing Demand Sutton Council's People Committee has approved statutory notices regarding proposed changes at Sherwood Foundation Special School, aiming to increase its capacity to meet the...
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London Museum opening phases: Victorian market Nov 2026 The London Museum is set to open its doors in phases, with the Victorian general market section launching on November 28, 2026. The poultry market is expected to follow in late...