Posts Tagged ‘education’
Hackney Deputy Mayor to scrap SEND funding changes – but five per cent cuts will go ahead
Cabinet will tonight formally drop the changes and set up a parents working group
Read MoreChildren protest SEND cuts at Hackney Town Hall as parents address council
Deputy Mayor Bramble offers ‘co-production’ with parents to manage changes
Read MoreChaos at Town Hall meeting after ‘disgusted’ resident urges council to scrap Walford Road closures
Pollution debate over William Patten Primary stopped by Speaker’s gavel
Read MoreCleaners at six Hackney schools vote to strike over Living Wage and holiday pay
Unite the union warns ‘classroom rubbish will be uncollected and toilets uncleaned’
Read MoreNew ‘Hackney Schools Group’ gets go-ahead from cabinet as an alternative to academy trust
‘School-led’ federation agreed at Town Hall meeting now set for public consultation
Read MoreWe don’t need no school selection, say 65 per cent of Hackney residents
Council survey finds 72 per cent want schools to be neutral on religion
Read MoreSt John the Baptist school awarded top marks by education watchdog
Hoxton school is eighteenth in borough to win ‘outstanding’ rating from Ofsted
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At ELATT we think everyone should have the chance to learn new skills. So whoever you are, whatever your age and wherever you’re from, we’re here to help you take your future further
Read MoreSearching for a Sixth Form College? Come take a pictorial tour of NewVIc
Take a look at Newham Sixth Form College’s learning environments, LRC, cafe, and of course The New Theatre…
Read MoreParent power on show as ‘huge threat’ of cuts looms over Hackney schools
‘This is not inevitable’, urged campaigners as banners warning of £26 million shortfall were pinned to playground fences across the borough
Read MoreDalston’s Hackney Pirates put on a show at the Rio
Literacy charity premieres film made by children at red carpet bash
Read MoreBrick and mortar-board: Hackney Community College’s Brickwork courses building a plumb reputation
HCC’s Paul Reed and James Bragg on the how, what and why of studying this most crucial of trades
Read MoreIt’s wild! Jubilee Primary School pupils create mural of wetlands’ flora and fauna
Teachers let schoolchildren’s creativity run riot on visit to London Wildlife Trust’s Woodberry Wetlands nature reserve – and this funky artwork was the result
Read MoreOpening of free school close to Hackney Marshes delayed after Department for Education steps in
Project manager for Barclay Secondary Free School acknowledges ‘difficult setback’ following Waltham Forest Council opposition and decision by Whitehall
Read MoreShouts of ‘Shami Chakrabarti!’ as councillors debate ‘inclusive education’
Lib Dems abstain from voting and Tories oppose motion proposed by Cllr Mete Coban lambasting grammar school expansion
Read MoreExploring academisation options ‘pragmatic’, council suggests
Anntoinette Bramble, whose brief covers children’s services, has said she does not believe the government’s U-turn on education plan
Read MorePlans for free school close to Hackney Marshes go on public display
Lea Bridge Road site was acquired by the Lion Education Trust after Thames Water sold the land to the Education Funding Agency
Read MoreFood for thought: Hackney nutrition experts offer healthy eating advice to students
Many rely on caffeine and sugar for a mental boost, but there are more natural ways to stay focused
Read MoreSt Paul’s Way Foundation Primary School – the University Foundation School in the heart of East London
‘Outstanding’ school welcomes parents and children to their open days
Read MoreNational Union of Teachers’ blasts shock plan to make all Hackney schools academies
All Hackney’s schools could end up becoming academies under Hackney Learning Trust’s proposal
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