‘Education as inoculation’ – London Press Club’s 2026 debate on proposed social media ban
Panellists questioned whether a proposed social media ban for under-16s would protect children, arguing education and regulation may prove more
Greenwich now exceeds the national home education rate as London sees a nearly 50% rise in three years
Greenwich’s home education rate is now the highest in London and exceeds the national average after the capital recorded a
Schools must teach boys positive masculinity from next academic year to prevent sexually motivated crimes, report recommends
The government must enable early intervention to prevent misogynistic attitudes developing among schoolboys by September 2026, a report has recommended.
Lewisham primary schools trial free breakfast clubs
Eight Lewisham primary schools have been selected to take part in the early adoption of a country-wide scheme to provide
Headmaster calls for calm as Dulwich Prep mother hurls signs in latest parking argument
A Dulwich Prep London mother threw parking signs during a profanity-laden school-run argument, driving the head to call on parents to name and shame offenders.
Labour promises education reform as one in five miss school
The Shadow Education Secretary announced the Labour Party’s plans to reform education last week at an event in Westminster Bridget
Earlier female autism diagnosis vital for mental health, experts say
While neurodiversity celebration week offers the opportunity to highlight the achievements and experiences of autistic women, autism experts have sought
Decline in teacher recruitment as fewer postgraduates pursue a career in the classroom
Teacher recruitment in London fell by 17% in 2022/2023 as more postgraduates chose a career away from the classroom. Figures