As reported by the Independent, Woodside High School, in Wood Green, north London, has received hundreds of abusive messages after it painted a rainbow crossing to celebrate LGBT+ History Month The school installed the crossing [read more]
On Tuesday 18 February, the National Education Union – the fourth largest union in the UK – will host a hustings for the Labour Party leadership election The event, which will feature all candidates, focuses [read more]
As reported by the BBC, more than a quarter of secondary school pupils in England and Wales have received private tuition, according to research published by the Sutton Trust The highest levels are in London [read more]
As reported by the Camden New Journal, a highly-respected primary school in Camden could close by Christmas due to a string of troubling challenges St Aloysius Primary School in Camden could close by the end [read more]
As reported by the BBC, knife crime in London schools has risen so dramatically that the number of police officers in school is set to rise from 420 to 600 A wave of knife crime [read more]
Teachers at a London school are fighting forced academisation with a strike that hit the eight-day mark on Wednesday One of the UK’s oldest state schools walked out for the eighth day earlier this week, [read more]
The Tapscott Learning Trust in Newham is happy to announce that its partner schools have scooped up a raft of major national awards The Tapscott Learning Trust – which consists of Ranelagh Primary School in [read more]
Research by the London Assembly Education Panel highlights the issues surrounding children with SEND and their education in the capital city The London Assembly Education Panel has put together a report which examines the challenges [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Guardian Police have urged more London schools to install metal scanners to protect children from rising violent crime as the death toll of under-25s from stabbings in [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES Local authorities based in cities across the UK have urged education secretary Justine Greening to invest an extra £335m in education, to avoid harming the economy or children’s [read more]
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