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Hinchley Wood School student brushes up nicely for art prize

Cool work: Rowena Fry, 15, got the top prize, while fellow students Lucy Ashworth and Rhiannon Pritchard-Wood were runners up

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

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

Brooklands College named Surrey's best

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

Brooklands College has been named the best further education college in Surrey.

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

green WIMB FOR TOMO PLS: Primary school calls for speed restrictions to curb 'dangerous 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.

Admissions warning as Catholic school puts faith before family

Upset: Parents have been told bad news could be on its way

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.

Wallington boys school refuses to accept girls after consultation

SUTT: YELLOW: 400-year-old boys school opts for status quo and rejects girls

7:00am Friday 17th May 2013

A 400-year-old boys school has rejected plans to admit girls for the first time.

Putney's ARK Academy sees remarkable turnaround in fortunes

Mr Philips, school headteacher, and staff

6:00am Friday 17th May 2013

Three years ago Putney's Elliot School, now the ARK Academy, was placed in special measures but now it is bordering on "outstanding" thanks to its latest Ofsted report.

Hackbridge youngsters discover insects for a 'life beyond Playstation'

Habib from Hackbridge Primary School with Brandon and Tony from Culvers House Primary School and Daniel, also from Hackbridge Primary School, with their mini beast finds.

6:30am Thursday 16th May 2013

Schoolchildren were on the hunt for creepy crawlies last week to show them there "is life beyond the Playstation".

Artists and Wandsworth schools team up for activism project

Artist Hannah Reade helping Endre Bagi, 10, from Falconbrook primary, Battersea

6:00am Thursday 16th May 2013

Artists and school children have teamed up to create large-scale installations.

Top American and Canadian colleges coming to ACS Cobham tomorrow

3:40pm Wednesday 15th May 2013

ACS Cobham International School will welcome 15 North American higher education institutions for an event unique in Surrey this year.

Head denies child's 'gay' jibe about shoes

Headteacher Sarah Crouch celebrating the school's 125th anniversary with pupils in 2008.

1:00pm Wednesday 15th May 2013

A headteacher has denied reports that a gay rights group were called in to her school after a child called a fellow pupil’s shoes "gay".

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