Five children from Merton have been given the opportunity to develop their musical talent following a £14,500 grant from the Mayor of London. Luke Lavender, 10 (clarinet), Sofia Orsinova, 9 […]

Merton celebrated the success of star achievers from the borough’s secondary and special schools with a special event, Monday 10 September. Held at The Chaucer Centre in Morden, the event […]

More space to meet Singlegate demand Merton Council has purchased the former Jamia School in South Gardens, Colliers Wood, to provide much needed classroom space for the neighbouring Singlegate Primary […]

Teenagers across Merton received their GCSE results this week. Merton’s schools gave a solid performance, sustaining their strong overall performance last year, in the face of national changes to the […]

An independent consultative panel that offers advice to Merton Council on planning applications has this month asked for more information on a school in the borough earmarked for expansion to […]

This year’s A’ Level performance at Merton’s sixth forms has been a success story for the borough, with the majority of students achieving above the 98% national average for grades […]

Department for Education league tables show Merton to be in the top five performing local authorities across England for students progressing on to higher education. The borough is also tenth […]

Dundonald Primary School, in Wimbledon, is among the top Eco-Schools performers in Merton after receiving the green flag award for the fourth time. Judges from Keep Britain Tidy, the environmental […]

Rutlish School in Merton has been nationally recognised by The Schools Network (SSAT) for achieving some of the fasted improving GCSE results in the country. The school is one of […]