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BSix teachers to strike as sixth-form college mulls A-level cuts

Educators to stage 16-day walkout as local politicians decry New City College's 'money-making agenda'

Author: Hackney Citizen

BSix teachers to strike as sixth-form college mulls A-level cuts

Hackney mayor slams ‘zero-tolerance’ behaviour policies in schools

Caroline Woodley rebukes ‘famous’ academy head as data shows suspensions in Hackney's secondaries eclipse inner and outer London

Author: Hackney Citizen

Hackney mayor slams ‘zero-tolerance’ behaviour policies in schools

'Disgusting': Parents accuse rival faith school of trying to 'poach' children as council plans spark 'bunfight'

Council urged to intervene after 'egregious' visit to Catholic school earmarked for closure

Author: Hackney Citizen

'Disgusting': Parents accuse rival faith school of trying to 'poach' children as council plans spark 'bunfight'

Hackney teachers strike over pay and working conditions following college merger

Sixth form staff at BSix College say treatment by new management ‘feels like attack on community’

Author: Hackney Citizen

Hackney teachers strike over pay and working conditions following college merger

‘So much local support’: Teachers striking over pay force closure of 47 Hackney schools

‘Teachers have had enough of low pay and a lack of funding,’ says local union representative

Author: Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter

‘So much local support’: Teachers striking over pay force closure of 47 Hackney schools

‘Sadly necessary’: School staff donate stationery to borough’s most vulnerable kids

National Education Union says its scheme highlights underfunding in schools, as it announces community event on post-Covid recovery plans

Author: Hackney Citizen

‘Sadly necessary’: School staff donate stationery to borough’s most vulnerable kids

Dispute over staff cuts at two primary schools continues with more unions likely to strike

Thirty-one jobs understood to be at risk at Colvestone and Thomas Fairchild primary schools

Author: Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

Dispute over staff cuts at two primary schools continues with more unions likely to strike