Culture was the overriding theme at this year’s Merton Youth Forum Conference, which took place at the end of March in Morden Hall. Nearly forty pupils from six of Merton’s […]

Thursday 30 March 2006 – 8.30am – 16.00pmChaucer Centre, Canterbury Road, Morden Every Child Matters, will be the definitive message reverberating around the Chaucer Centre at next Thursday’s child behaviour […]

Heather Munro, sporting champion and World Orienteering bronze medallist was the star guest at Wimbledon Park yesterday, where she marked the opening of a new orienteering course. Over 150 local […]

Friday 17 March 2006 – 3.20pmAll Saints Church of England Primary School, East Road, London, SW19 1AR Pupils from All Saints Church of England Primary School will be literally reaching […]

The precocious talent of Merton’s pupils will be on display at the end of March in a ceramic exhibition, to be staged at Joseph Hood Primary School in Raynes Park. […]

Yet another school in Merton has struck gold in an Ofsted report. On this occasion, the school is St Ann’s, a special school for pupils with severe and profound learning […]

Music has been taking centre stage at St Ann’s for their Annual curriculum Week, which got underway on Monday. Pupils from St Ann’s School in Morden have been indulging in […]

Kind-hearted embroidery students from Merton Adult Education have been putting their vocational skills to great use by making a collection of patchwork quilts for terminally ill children at local hospices. […]

Merton’s Adult Education Service has improved dramatically, evidence of which, is the jump of two grades in the November 2005 inspection by the Adult Learning Inspectorate (ALI). The inspection results […]

Dundonald Primary School in Wimbledon is now recognised as an outstanding school, following a recent inspection by the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted). Ofsted’s report concluded that Dundonald is […]