Merton scores with reading scheme
Merton Council and Merton Abbey Primary School want pupils and their parents to read more. That is why Wimbledon Library and the school have been working in partnership with Fulham […]
Merton Council and Merton Abbey Primary School want pupils and their parents to read more. That is why Wimbledon Library and the school have been working in partnership with Fulham […]
Tooting & Mitcham FC Study Support Centre will be officially launched on 28 April at the Hub, in Morden. The centre has been running courses since late 2006 and is […]
Merton Council is working with the staff of Hillcross Primary School to improve the achievement of students after school inspectors identified several areas of concern. New initiatives are in place […]
Merton Council is considering changing the way secondary education is provided to help drive up standards and encourage more students to study in the borough. At last night’s Cabinet meeting, […]
Students in Merton have the competitive edge when it comes to taking part in school sport. They have surpassed the Government set target of 85% participation in physical education a […]
Merton Council has welcomed the increased focus on children’s health following the release of the Government’s Healthy weight, healthy lives strategy and the School Food Trust’s study on school lunches. […]
Bishopsford Community School’s latest Ofsted report shows it is making steady improvements under the strong leadership of head teacher, Andrew Barker. In 2006, the school was given a notice to […]
Children with emotional or behavioural problems will benefit from extra support and guidance as part of a new early intervention programme to be introduced in schools in the London Borough […]
In a bid to teach children more about where their food comes from, London Assembly Member and Chair of the Environment Committee, Darren Johnson visited local school children at their […]
To mark the start of the new year, Leader of Merton Council, Councillor David Williams has made a commitment to put the people of Merton first. He said: ‘The New […]