Merton’s special educational needs school, formerly known as St Ann’s, put on a fun-packed day on Saturday 1 October to celebrate its new name, Perseid School, and its brand new […]
Merton Council is all set to educate a greater number of children within walking distance from their home. Just last week, Wimbledon Chase Primary School officially opened its brand new […]
Throughout Merton, schools have had another good year of GCSE results with 8% more students achieving 5+GCSEs A*-C including English and maths, exceeding the 2010 national average by 6.9%. The […]
A’ Level results released last week show almost a quarter of all students at Ursuline High School and Wimbledon College achieved A*-A grades and nearly all achieved A*-E grades. Merton […]
Merton Adult Education (MAE) named Diane Wiltshire as the Adult Learner of the Year 2011 at a ceremony held last week (24 June). The Whatley Avenue campus celebrated mature students’ […]
Adult learners will be applauded on 24 June at Merton Adult Education’s annual Celebration of Achievement evening. Held at the Whatley Avenue campus, mature students will celebrate their achievements with […]
Merton Council is asking residents local to Dundonald Primary school for their views on the proposed expansion of the school. The deadline for responses is Tuesday 28 June. To take […]
Merton councillors and students tried their hand at being creative with clay on Thursday 19 May to celebrate the formal opening of the new Merton Adult Education art block. The […]
Merton has joined forces with a number of other councils from across the UK to challenge the government’s move to reduce local authorities’ budgets in order to pay for its […]
St Ann’s School in Morden opened its doors today to show off its brand new secondary campus in Middleton Road. Merton’s councillors and members of the PCT and NHS joined […]