Activities lined up for future Merton voters during Local Democracy Week
Local Democracy Week kicks off on Monday 13 October with activities lined up to give future voters of the borough the chance to meet local councillors and decision makers.
Category Archives: Education and schools
Summer Reading Activists lend an ear
A team of Summer Reading Activists volunteered to help local children with their summer reading challenge.
Learn with loved ones this autumn
Merton Adult Education (MAE) is calling on residents to get involved in a range of free events at this year’s Family Learning Festival starting on 5 October.
Free food waste recycling scheme for Merton schools
Schools in Merton have kicked off the new term with a free food waste collection and education scheme.
Bright futures for borough’s top achievers
Merton’s top achieving students at GCSE and post-16 were lauded at a Top Achievers event attended by the Mayor of Merton. Having achieved the best ever exam results, Merton Council was […]
Merton’s Sixth Form Students have high aspirations
The launch of the 2014 Merton Sixth Form Partnership Higher Education Aspirations Programme took place at Raynes Park High School, with over 200 Year 12 students from across the borough […]
Green light given to Dundonald Primary School expansion
Merton Council was given the green light today to proceed with the much needed expansion of Dundonald Primary School in Wimbledon, as the court of appeal dismissed the last remaining […]
Learn a new skill at Merton Adult Education
Merton residents who are thinking about learning a new skill or taking up a hobby are encouraged to come along to Merton Adult Education’s (MAE) open day on Thursday 4 […]
A-Level students across Merton celebrate results
A-Level students across Merton celebrated this week as they received their A-Level results, which were above the national average for A* to E grades. Overall, 99% of A-Level students in […]
Council wins Dundonald Judicial Review
Merton Council cabinet member for education Councillor Martin Whelton said: “We welcome the decision of the High Court which shows we have acted both properly and fairly, as we work […]