Woolmore Primary School is on the site of the Blackwall Reach Regeneration Scheme – a development plan which will knock down Robin Hood Gardens and much of the surrounding low-rise housing and amenities. In their place will come a new ...
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Christ Church: that’s the spirit!
It was the first year they had entered the competition, but Christ Church primary school reached the final of the Capital Kids Cricket tournament –
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BANGLADESH: ‘MAKING SENSE OF THE CHAOS’ A discussion seminar by British Bangladeshi Alliance with extensive Q&A and contributions from invited guests. Date: Saturday 23rd March 2013 Venue: Wickham Hall, Waterlilly 69-89 Mile End Road, London E1 4TT Time: 3:00 – ...
Read More »Bow Boys are BMX-ing it
Bow Boys BMX Club meets after school on Wednesdays at the BMX pump tracks which were built as part of the Olympic legacy. Backing from cycling charity Sustrans has ensured that Club members have bikes to ride and training by ...
Read More »Science here for a nine-day week
National Science & Engineering week lasts from 15th to 24th March this year. This is the 20th annual event, and there’s plenty on offer for Londoners to enjoy. Here are some of the highlights. For more details, view the online ...
Read More »Rahat receives Jack Petchey recognition
Emdad Rahman: The Jack Petchey Awards were presented at a ceremony held at York Hall. The Awards highlight the contributions of young people and the extra steps that they take to help and support their fellow citizens and the community ...
Read More »Council Speaker trains with Stepney FC
Councillor Rajib Ahmed took to the field to train and discuss tactics with young footballers at Stepney FC. The Under 12’s were treated to a special visit from Tower Hamlets First Citizen, who joined in a kickabout before delivering a ...
Read More »Six, two four; the Tower Hamlets score!
GCSE results in Tower Hamlets have improved again, while national results have shown their first drop since the qualification
Read More »Olympic Borough schoolgirls lead cancer fight
A year-long project led by school girls in east London has produced life saving results. Girls at Plashet School in the Olympic Borough of Newham have been promoting the early detection of breast cancer to their mums, aunties and grannies. ...
Read More »Study shows young people ill equipped to find suitable careers
The unemployment rate for those from London stands at 9.7 per cent as nationally one in five young people are still unemployed. The Office for National Statistics has released its latest batch of unemployment figures which show unemployment in the ...
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