On Wednesday 21 May, Merton’s Ethnic Minority Centre (EMC) in association with Merton Council held an evening of live music featuring songs and dances from around the world. Over 350 […]

A survey of 14 -15 year olds in Merton schools shows that they are less likely to have tried drugs than young people in other London boroughs and in other […]

Merton school’s achievements have been recognised, as sixteen Merton Schools have been included in this year’s list of School Achievement Award winners, which was announced by the Department of Education […]

The ‘lollipops’ of Merton had cause to celebrate this year, as it was the 50th Anniversary of School Crossing Patrols. The Mayor, Cllr Edith McCauley, presented the crew of present […]

Pupils from Dundonald Primary School in Wimbledon take environmental issues seriously and around 20 children took to Dundonald Park last week to plant over 40 new plants in the garden […]

Children in Merton’s care have once again achieved above the national average in the 2002 GCSE results. For the second year running, the exam results of looked after children were […]

Merton is looking for young people in school year 12 and under to represent the borough this June and July in the 2003 London Heathrow Youth Games – Europe’s largest […]

Sue Williamson, Headteacher of Tamworth Manor High School in Mitcham for the last six and half years, will leave the school at the end of this term. Sue Williamson said: […]

The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) and Merton Council are pleased to confirm that the 10 artificial grass tennis courts in Wimbledon Park will be resurfaced and ready for […]