Jammin’ together for a great cause – Oxjam festival brings diverse musical talent to Clapham
One of the UK’s biggest music festivals, Oxjam, arrives in Clapham on Saturday to form one of hundreds of charity
National What Week: Children and parents to be given advice on cyber bullying as number of cases continue to rise
Summary: Anti-bullying week runs from 18-22 November Image: By Immi Calderwood South West London schools are fighting cyber-bullying with a
More children across South West London get first choice primary school place
Summary: Parents found out which primary school their child had been allocated last week. By Seema Hakim The anxious wait
Scottish hockey in the blood of Scotland’s tallest player – despite being born in Surbiton!
Summary: Fergus Dunn was born in Surbiton but thanks to his grandparents and great grandparents, is now Scotland’s tallest player.
Anger continues as school crossing services are cut across Wandsworth
Summary: Dismayed parents and schoolchildren have said their goodbyes to lollipop men and women after Wandsworth Council stopped funding the
Investigation launched after Kingston school website redirects to porn site
Summary: Tiffin School for Boys was hacked earlier this week. Image: By SWLondoner staff A popular boys school in Kingston
Nursery children in Wandsworth welcome two special visitors
Summary: The Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister discussed proposals for a new childcare scheme. Image: By SWLondoner staff Children
Wandsworth special school delighted with glowing report
Summary: Putney’s Greenmead Primary is ‘Outstanding’, says Ofsted By Christine Dorisamy-Pillai A special school in Wandsworth has been classed ‘outstanding’
Outraged Wandsworth teachers and parents protest against children’s services cuts
Summary: An hour-long demonstration took place outside Wandsworth Town Hall on Wednesday night. Image: By Alex Christian Outraged schoolteachers and
Fulham resident ready to take on marathon for children’s charity
Summary: Riccarda Savorani is hoping to raise money for The Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity which supports parents of terminally ill
Wandsworth parents angry over proposals to cut School Crossing Patrol funding
Summary: Lollipop women and men could soon be a rarer sight in Wandsworth as the council will decide whether to