Posts Tagged ‘education’
‘Intolerable’: Camden heads raise alarm over schools sliding into deficits
Town Hall asks schools to plan for further financial pressures amid rising costs
Read More‘Shocking’ data reveals Camden school absences among worst in London
Officials say handling poor pupil attendance is a ‘constant battle’
Read MoreCamden schools face funding squeeze as council warns of burgeoning costs
Inflation and additional spending on high needs pupils see predicted overspend grow by £500k
Read More‘Horrifying’: Persistent absences in Camden schools still higher than national average, council says
Overall attendance in 2023/24 remains below pre-pandemic levels
Read More‘No easy fix’: Council inquiry reveals ‘crisis’ in special needs support
Report reveals that children are waiting nearly two years for an autism assessment
Read MoreCamden schools facing £25 million budget squeeze, council warns
Town Hall appeals to new government to get ‘big fiscal choice’ right
Read MoreSelf-defence classes to be taught in Camden schools as part of council pilot
The goal is to ‘boost general confidence that will enable young people to navigate spaces confidently’
Read More‘Terrible shame’: Falling pupil numbers leave ‘wonderful’ primary school on brink of closure
Fewer than 80 of the 210 available places at St Dominic’s are currently filled
Read MoreCamden Council leader urges more businesses to back careers scheme that is helping youngsters to ‘step forward and thrive’
Businesses can offer young people ‘creativity and new perspectives’, says Cllr Georgia Gould
Read MoreConcerns over the future of local schools with Camden’s birth rate now the lowest in the country
Greater London Authority’s annual report predicts a growing surplus of school places in the borough over the next decade
Read MoreContentious school merger to proceed as families boss acknowledges ‘difficulty and pain’
Rhyl to absorb Carlton school, which is ‘very much a victim of falling rolls’, according to Cllr Angela Mason
Read MoreBorough’s schools prepare young people and families for ‘difficult Christmas’
Headteachers speak out as pandemic continues to pose problems for educators
Read MoreCarlton and Rhyl school merger met with ‘strong opposition’ from staff
Carlton’s teachers, all members of the National Education Union, ‘believe cost-cutting is being put before quality of education’
Read More‘I’m a bit frightened, now’: Warnings imminent cost increases could cause ‘whole range of schools to fall off cliff’
Headteachers express shock at unexpected pay rise for support staff
Read MoreCouncillor commits to ‘holistic approach’ to domestic violence
Cllr Angela Mason calls for data-sharing between services ahead of a review into domestic violence and abuse systems
Read MoreCamden councillor says schools without a waiver on Christian worship are ‘driving without a licence’
Cllr Julian Fulbrook issues a call to action at SACRE meeting
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