Hackney Community College to merge with Tower Hamlets College amid budget squeeze
Public asked to suggest a new name for colleges’ governance structure
education
Orthodox Jewish schools slammed for ‘narrow views of role of women in society’
Ofsted finds multiple failings at two independent religious schools in Stamford Hill
Feminism wins place on A-Level politics syllabus
Students could now study key figures of borough’s radical past
Hackney pupils beat national average in GCSE results
Percentage of Hackney students achieving benchmark of five A*-C grades almost seven points higher than England average
Jewish orthodox school teaching ‘insularity’ closed after 40 years
Humanists find years of ‘failings’ were ignored by Ofsted
Making history at school: pupils search for clues into their families’ past
Queensbridge and Grasmere ‘detectives’ trace back to First World War
‘Unprecedented’ cuts to schools’ per-pupil funding loom
Hackney’s schools could lose £51 million a year, claims teachers’ union
Trainee lawyer charged with murder of Homerton schoolteacher
Victim’s family say their future ‘has been stolen’
Former superhead wrongly appointed to DfE post due to ‘administrative error’
Greg Wallace resigns from government advisory role after Department for Education alerted to ongoing investigation
Why tutoring is not just for posh kids
The private tuition business is growing, but is it diversifying too? One tutor offers a unique perspective on the industry
Choosing a sixth form that educates children for the future
Never underestimate the importance of a well-rounded education
The blogging headmaster: an interview with BSix head Ken Warman
On his tenth anniversary at BSix the award-winning head talks culture, cuts and the blog he runs from the college website
Three steps to success in the sixth form
Top tips to make a successful transition from Year 11 to post-16 study
Hackney New School and Sixth Form – a school focused on music
Hackney New Sixth Form is completely committed to ensuring outstanding progress and achievement for all students
‘We don’t want a pub quiz in Year Two’: an interview with Jonny Allams
Learning consultant’s stance on education strike a welcome note of optimism during tough times for teaching
Refreshing ethos: Islington independent school nurtures students for success
North Bridge House Canonbury equips students with the skills for a successful future