Investigate London’s Photographic Archives
Explore some fascinating collections in the new year
Explore some fascinating collections in the new year
Several thousand students march through London to protest education changes.
There was big news from Libya, but here’s what happened closer to home
London’s constituencies mapped according to education levels.
If you can’t beat ‘em, join them: elite private £18,000-a-year university to ‘rival Oxbridge’.
Lambeth Council launches campaign to squeeze more funding from central government.
Boris launches a new charity to support young music talent across the capital.
Thinking about going back to uni before those tuition fee hikes kick in? Middlesex University has a January intake for both undergraduate and postgraduate study.
BBC London indulges in some scare-mongering about timber frame buildings. Scandalous school trend of the week: poor white kids in London are faring worse than their peers from ethnic minorities. Scandalous school story of the day: the Friends of St. Thomas More School aren’t very …
School of Harrods by daveograve@ Perhaps in a bid to restore a serious retail reputation to Knightsbridge’s most famous “cornershop” and eclipse the dominant personality of its Chairman and former proprietor, Harrods starts 10 of its employees on a prototype 2 year undergraduate degree course …
Enrolment opened today for a new season of short courses at Bishopsgate Institute, running April to July. Whilst ‘adult education’ has a worthy yet yawn inducing ring to it, the Bish’ has a programme of courses that not only span your usual languages, holistic exercise …