The Willow Primary School's head Dawn Ferdinand found out on live television that she had won the gold award at the Pearson National Teaching Awards
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Despite being under pressure the council is increasingly meeting its EHCP deadlines with 81% finalised within 20 weeks
As well as alleviating cost of living pressures the policy also appears to have boosted pupil behaviour
Local artist Jo Gold was invited by the headteacher of Alexandra Primary School to paint the mural using pupils and local landmarks as inspiration
Children with Send currently make up just over 17% of the city’s pupil population, an increase of three percentage points since 2016
The service at Philip House is due to close next summer
City Hall resource developed by educational experts will use “workshops, drama and interactive sessions” to champion “healthy and respectful attitudes”
London mayor wants an Erasmus-style deal where students can study abroad and others can study here
Funding for the new facility came from City Hall's Violence Reduction Unit
Capital City College Group is one of the UK's largest further education bodies with 30,000 students being taught annually
New government grant and council investment brings £15m of extra support
Even though all primary pupils are receiving free school meals local schools receive extra funding based on how many are eligible
London School of Economics boffins have linked better Sats results to the ban on polluting large vehicles introduced by Ken Livingstone in 2008
Sessions at Tottenham Fire Station will begin in September
Marco Simms didn’t miss a day of school at Devonshire Hill Primary between 2017 and 2024 A Tottenham primary school pupil has been praised for his...
The strike comes after a restructure led to four staff members at Highgate Wood School being told their pay would be cut from September
In last year, 81,000 learners got into employment, further study or progressed in work following training funded by the mayor’s adult education budget
The scheme sees laptops and other hardware no longer needed by Transport for London given away to schools across the capital
It follows on from the launch of the first family hub in Tottenham and is part of a £3.4m programme over three years
Hornsey and Wood Green MP Catherine West attended the launch event at Mulberry Academy Woodside
Graham Bennett from Crouch End and District U3A on how local people can get involved
The exhibition was hosted by Sarabande Foundation in Tottenham High Road
Both primary and secondary schools scored well below national average
The hub is being led by Haringey Council but will also serve Enfield, Barnet, Islington and Camden boroughs
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