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Local club gives pupils free lessons and hot dinners

A charitable organisation is striving to narrow the educational achievement divide in British schools. The Akshaya Patra UK's out-of-hours initiative, branded as Empower Hour, provides assistance to ...
Education

Schools in England to face legal requirements for phone restrictions under new legislation

The government has announced new measures to make phone prohibitions in English schools legally binding. The Department for Education confirmed plans to update its major Children's Wellbeing and Scho...

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Education

Local club gives pupils free lessons and hot dinners

A charitable organisation is striving to narrow the educational achievement divide in British schools. The Akshaya Patra UK's out-of-hours initiative, branded as Empower Hour, provides assistance to ...
Education

Schools in England to face legal requirements for phone restrictions under new legislation

The government has announced new measures to make phone prohibitions in English schools legally binding. The Department for Education confirmed plans to update its major Children's Wellbeing and Scho...
Education

Scheme opens access to nearly £50m for schools with disadvantaged pupils

The capital's chief executive has said his scheme offering cost-free lunches at educational institutions has delivered almost £50 million in aid for pupils from struggling households across the metrop...
Education

Harrow schools launch new nurseries to help parents with childcare costs

Families in the capital are poised to benefit from a major expansion of school-run nursery places, with 34 institutions confirmed to receive backing for creating or extending childcare services from S...
Education

The Leytonstone school with a secret garden at its heart

Miss Haywood from Buxton School in Leytonstone reveals how the school's secret garden transforms pupils’ wellbeing and strengthens connections across the community.
Education

How Social Media Amplified London’s School Colour Divide

After warnings, surveillance operations and dispersal orders over several days, the widely discussed school rivalry phenomenon dubbed Red versus Blue appears to have ended without the serious clashes ...
Education

Early years centres in Harrow champion kids’ reading habit

Children at nurseries across Harrow are being set the target of reading at least four books every single day. More than 260 young children have enrolled in the Get the Reading Buzz scheme, a programm...

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Local club gives pupils free lessons and hot dinners

A charitable organisation is striving to narrow the educational achievement divide in British schools. The Akshaya Patra UK's out-of-hours initiative, branded as Empower Hour, provides assistance to ...

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