As our children and young people prepare to go back to school next week, we have been working with schools across Croydon to support them in their plans to welcome pupils back as safely as possible.
Parents of Croydon schoolchildren have been updated this week on each school’s individual arrangements to limit the Covid-19 risk when a new academic year starts in September.
Croydon has announced this week that chief executive Jo Negrini is to leave the council.
"Covid-19 has meant many changes for everyone nationwide, and over the last week that has included A-level and GCSE students who found out their results..."
Croydon has become the first London borough to join with an award-winning social enterprise that helps ex-offenders into work
Early results show Croydon students have done better in this year’s GCSEs despite the disruption caused by Covid-19.
Croydon Council has been shortlisted in a trio of categories in the prestigious London Borough Apprenticeship Awards 2020.
The Mayor of Croydon will lead the borough’s commemoration this weekend of the end of the Second World War in Asia.
It’s been a challenging year for all our pupils, but particularly those who were unable to take their exams as planned and for them, A-level results day has been even more tense than usual.
Early indications show Croydon’s A-level students have done well in external assessments announced yesterday (Thursday) as replacements for cancelled summer examinations.