Merton Council wowed New Year revellers with its spectacular Carousel of Fun float at this year’s New Year’s Day parade. Hundreds of participants, including schoolchildren from America and representatives from […]
Where: High Path EstateWhen: Friday, 7 DecemberTime: 10am – 12 noonWho: Mayor John Dehaney, Neighbourhood Wardens, Metropolitan Police Officers, members of the High Path Resource Centre Youngsters from Merton Abbey […]
Students across the London Borough of Merton are taking a stand against bullies. As part of Anti-Bullying Week from 19-25 November, pupils will be involved in special activities to promote […]
Siobhain McDonagh, MP for Mitcham and Morden will be the esteemed guest of The Merton’s Children Council, when they convene at Aragon Extended Primary School on Friday 9 December to […]
A new project to make sure children aged 8 – 13 receive services at an early stage to prevent them becoming involved in anti-social behaviour or offending activities was launched […]
Merton’s Neighbourhood Wardens cleaned up school grounds and the areas surrounding them, in conjunction with the Head Teachers of Bond, Haslemere, Benedict, Liberty and Morden Primary Schools and approximately 250 […]
The internet can be a great place to learn new things and meet new people but at the same time there are hidden dangers, not everything you read on the […]
What: Joseph Hood Primary School celebrates the completion of a mural painted by Artist Samantha Cregeen-Cook and pupils of the school. This has been an exciting project involving the whole […]
Merton Council has welcomed a report from the Social Services Inspectorate (SSI) after it conducted a follow-up inspection of Children’s Services. The report, published on Wednesday 24 July, details the […]
Merton Council has linked up with neighbouring boroughs Sutton and Kingston in a new alliance aimed at making more families and permanent homes available to the borough’s looked after children. […]