LISTEN: Card game aims to combat declining levels of foreign language learning in the UK
An entrepreneur has created a language card game to help combat the UK’s declining levels of foreign language learning.
Ofqual under fire as grading fiasco continues
Exam watchdog Ofqual released guidance for teachers at the end of last week on how to generate GCSE and A Level grades.
Tooting school in top ten nationwide for closing disadvantage gap
Teachers and students at Graveney School in Tooting have been praised after a study found that the school ranks in
‘TfL are bullies’: Private hire taxi drivers protest at Mayor’s Question Time
Private hire taxi drivers briefly distracted audience members at Mayor’s Question Time when they staged a silent protest at City
Richmond recognises achievements of young people in care at celebration event
Summary: Over 120 children and young people attended. By Sean Conner Richmond council publicly expressed its on-going efforts in improving
South West London students celebrate as schools record impressive GCSE results
Summary: Many schools across the borough achieved record results. By SWLondoner staff South West London students are celebrating after picking up
Merton secondary schools among the best in the country
Summary: King’s College School in Wimbledon is celebrating after ranking second in the country for AS and A Level results.
Ofsted reveals only 45% of Merton’s secondary schools good or outstanding
Summary: In Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea, 100% of children attend a good or outstanding school. Image: By
South West London teachers stress importance of numeracy skills
Summary: This follows the recent launch of maths charity, National Numeracy. Image: By Anna Tabrah Richmond and Wimbledon teachers are