£450,000 funding to support Hounslow's Youth Service
Eleven organisations across the borough will benefit from a share of a transitional fund to support youth…
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Hounslow students rise to the challenge of tougher GCSEs
Hounslow Council has congratulated schools across the borough yesterday [Thursday, 23 August] as students celebrated receiving excellent GCSE results.
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Council supports London Mayor to boost teaching recruitment
Councillor Steve Curran, Leader of Hounslow Council, has supported the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, in supporting the recruitment and retention of London teachers
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Council celebrates successful school expansion programme
There was an air of celebration and pride around the Professional Development Centre last week Thursday 15 March.
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Council endorses a new Hounslow Education Partnership
A total of £500,000 will be invested over three years to fund a ‘schools led’ Hounslow Education Partnership (HEP)
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Council welcomes green light to Bolder Academy
Hounslow Council has welcomed confirmation from both the Greater London Authority (GLA) and Government that the Bolder Academy school can proceed to be built.
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Hounslow students rise to the challenge of tougher GCSEs
Pupils performed to a higher standard in the new tougher English and Maths GCSEs now graded from 9 (higher than A*) to 1.
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Hounslow students achieve more top A- level grades
More students in Hounslow who took on the new tougher A-levels achieved above the London and national average.
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Bold plans for school as Hounslow Council gives green light to academy
It is a case of school’s in not out, as planning permission for the Bolder Academy school was given the go-ahead by Hounslow Council’s planning committee last night [Thursday 3 August].
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Applications open to bid for Hounslow's new special free school
Hounslow Council has been approved to create a new special school through the free school process.
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Statement on incident at Hunter House, Feltham
A statement on incident at Hunter House, Feltham from Leader of the Council, Steve Curran.
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Education standards in Hounslow achieving good grades
Education services and schools Hounslow are getting better and better, according to Ofsted.
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Safety remains the priority for Hounslow Council
Hounslow Council is working with schools, police and the local community to ensure that the borough’s children travel to and from school safely.
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Update on the proposed government funding cuts to Hounslow Schools
Update on the proposed government funding cuts to Hounslow Schools
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Success of Hounslow's schools threatened by proposed government funding cuts
Hounslow Council is calling on the government to protect funding for schools in Hounslow and across London.
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Super Active Schools!
Hounslow Council is committed to encouraging active and healthy lifestyles for residents of all ages.
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Turing House School site one step closer
The Education Funding Agency [EFA] has agreed terms with Hounslow Council for a permanent site for Turing School.
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Ofsted success for nurseries and schools
One hundred per cent of Hounslow’s pre-schools and day nurseries have been graded outstanding or good.
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Beat the Street clocks up the miles
Residents young and old have walked, run and cycled over 150,000 miles for Beat the Street across Hounslow and Southall.
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Beat the Street reaches final steps
Over 40,000 residents of all ages have walked, run or cycled with Beat the Street.
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Beat the Street halfway point
Thousands of people have walked, run or cycled over 90,000 miles in Hounslow and Southall.
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Hounslow creates its own SAS!
An exciting new activity project aimed at helping Hounslow Schools to provide more opportunities for children to be active, is being launched by Hounslow Council this October.
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Bolder Academy statement
It has been decided by the Department of Education [DfE] to defer the opening of the Bolder Academy in Hounslow, until September 2018.
