Epsom Guardian Education: Local education news

Free school proposal for north Kingston approved

8:48am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A bid to build a new free school for 180 children in north Kingston has this morning been approved by the Department for Education.

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Mitcham wheelchair races used to raise disability awareness

6:30am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

Pupils from a Mitcham primary school jumped into wheelchairs and raced through their playground as part of a disability awareness day.

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Three school proposal for special needs students

9:55am Tuesday 21st May 2013

Children with special educational needs could be moved to one of three mainstream schools.

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Balham teacher who 'changes lives' scoops award

6:00am Tuesday 21st May 2013

A Balham teacher described by her headmaster as someone who "changes lives" has scooped a teaching award.

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Trinity pupils win £1,500 for school in national investor challenge

6:30am Monday 20th May 2013

Four students from a Croydon school have won £1,500 for their school after finishing second in a national investment challenge.

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Carshalton College recognised for top courses

6:00am Monday 20th May 2013

Carshalton College has been recognised for some of its courses.

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Hinchley Wood School student brushes up nicely for art prize

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

A student from Hinchley Wood School has been named as the winner of the SHL Art Prize 2013.

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Garfield Primary school calls for curb on 'dangerous' Wimbledon rat run

7:30am Friday 17th May 2013

Parents, teachers and pupils are calling for speed restrictions outside their school to stop a "dangerous rat run" which is risking the safety of pupils.

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Admissions warning as Catholic school puts faith before family

7:00am Friday 17th May 2013

Non-Catholic children may be rejected from their sibling’s school after governors agreed to give Catholic families top priority.

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