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Fenstanton academy protest
6:54pm Tuesday 18th November 2008
Furious parents and residents have accused Lambeth Council of ignoring democracy by steamrolling through controversial plans to build an academy on the site of a primary school and estate in Tulse Hill.
Comments (0)Shawley primary students return to Tudor times
8:40am Friday 14th November 2008
Children from Shawley Community Primary School went back five centuries on Monday when they exchanged school uniform for Tudor costume.
Students see justice done
8:00am Monday 3rd November 2008
Pupils from four Wandsworth secondary schools appeared in Balham Youth Court recently - but thankfully not as defendants.
Harvest of healthy kids at Brandlehow Primary
5:57pm Sunday 26th October 2008
A Putney primary school is growing happy healthy children with its focus on physical and mental wellbeing, as Eleanor Harding discovered.
New talent shines at Rydens School
3:40pm Sunday 26th October 2008
A school talent contest has put stars in the eyes of a 12-year-old Rydens School pupil.
Birds of prey visit Seaton House School
2:15pm Saturday 25th October 2008
Birds of prey gave a stunning show of falconry this week when they swooped down on a Sutton school.
School thanks teen volunteers
11:29am Saturday 25th October 2008
Pupils have saluted the teenagers who helped to transform their school with two weeks of volunteering.
Author visits Burntwood School
11:14am Saturday 25th October 2008
Popular children’s author Alan Gibbons captured the imagination of Burntwood students when he visited the school to run writing workshops.
Kingston primary truancy lowest in London
9:10am Saturday 25th October 2008
Truancy at Kingston schools has dropped to its lowest ever level, with primary schools now the best attended of all London boroughs.
Teacher anger at Fenstanton Primary academy plan
8:40am Friday 24th October 2008
Plans to build a new secondary school in Tulse Hill have been given an F grade by residents and councillors.
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£1,000 charity boost from Worcester Park Waitrose
Charities have received a £1,000 cash boost from the Worcester Park branch of Waitrose.
Tooting singer looking to impress
A talented musician from Tooting has made it to through to the final of a prestigious songwriting competition which will take place in Balham next week.
Countess of Wessex joins Sandown Park military challenge
The Countess of Wessex has made a guest appearance at Sandown Park, to watch a cookery challenge between the armed forces.
Brothers jailed for murdering dad
Three brothers who murdered a dad in his home after mistaking him for someone else have been sentenced to life imprisonment at the Old Bailey.
Wonky fruit and veg in shops soon
Wonky fruit and vegetables may soon grace our shelves next to their better looking relatives, after the European Commission scrapped regulations on the appearance of produce.
'International' competition for US embassy - as long as you're American
An “international” competition to design the new US Embassy in Battersea will, in reality, only be available to US citizens.
Wandsworth litter blitz
Litterbugs were given hefty £80 on-the-spot fines, as part of Wandsworth Council's latest crackdown on people who throw rubbish on the street.
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