GCSE exams will not be re-graded rules judge
Court action brought by alliance of groups over ‘unfair’ grade boundary change is dismissed by judge
education
Tech City Apprenticeship scheme launches
Hackney Community College aims to help local people find jobs at Tech City
Stoke Newington schools tackle homophobia with Emirates event
Local schools team up with Arsenal FC for LGBT History Month
Comment – Sir Michael Wilshaw’s proposal to pay school governors is a misguided initiative
Idea of school governors being paid and new ‘data dashboard’ are flawed, claims Henry Stewart, Chair of Governors at Stoke Newington School
Education, economy and industry – STEM sells as open day focuses on money
Government investment in Shoreditch’s ‘Tech City’ is a game-changer
Hackney Council agrees 2013 budget
More cash for education and children’s services whilst health and community funding slashed
Bishop Challoner Federation of Schools strikes up partnership with communications firm
Pupils at Bishop Challoner schools can now take part in a programme for work experience and placements at media giants Oglivy & Mather
New STEM sixth form academy to welcome prospective students at open day
STEM Academy Sixth Form to hold open day at Google’s London headquarters
History teaching in schools faces ‘whitewash’ warn Hackney politicians
Hackney MP Diane Abbott and Cllr Patrick Vernon sign open letter to Education Secretary Michael Gove to scrap National Curriculum reform
Fears rise as plan to turn five Hackney primary schools into academies gets thumbs-up
The decision of five Hackney primary schools to become academies could have a negative impact on other schools, claims teaching union
Parents petition for better road safety outside Orchard Primary School
School campaign group wants action over dangerous Well Street crossing
Hackney free schools – the debate continues
Politicians and teachers are no closer to consensus as Hackney counts down to the opening of two new free schools in the borough
Hackney remembers – young historians to uncover WWI legacy
Lottery grant awarded to local schools for Great War commemoration project
The Hackney Debate – Secondary schools: is parental choice paramount?
This year’s Hackney Debate asked whether Government reforms are creating healthy diversity or dangerous fragmentation in secondary schools
Hackney students visit Auschwitz death camps
Students visit Nazi camps in Poland to study the dangers of racism and prejudice
Penguin pupils p-p-pick up pounds for Pudsey
People of Stamford Hill give warm reception to flapping fundraising sixth-formers