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Remembering Milton McKenzie and the community spirit he championed
Barking and Dagenham students bring Michael Jackson’s Thriller to life
Barking & Dagenham students train with Army team for Remembrance Parade
What is the secret behind impressive 90% student achievement rate?
Barking and Dagenham's most in-demand secondary schools for Year 7 entries this year
Robert Clack pupils get hands-on taste of college life in Dagenham
Revealed - Barking and Dagenham's most in-demand primary schools for 2026/27 entries
Pupils shape new Grafton Primary library named Our Book Haven
The challenge to swap scrolling for reading this October
Why there is more than one route to success after GCSE results day
Waltham Forest College Open Event
BD Group wins award for plant-based school menus serving 17,200 pupils daily
Barking and Dagenham students graduate from supported internships at Queen’s Hospital
New counselling service launches after busy summer at Future Youth Zone
London to welcome WorldSkills UK National Finals for 2027 and 2028
Back-to-school support expands with free meals and breakfast clubs
Education changed my life. Now, it could change yours
Parents urged to use pharmacies as school bugs spread this autumn
Waltham Forest College celebrates outstanding results and ambitious futures
GCSE results day support on offer for Newham students weighing next steps
Discover an outstanding experience at New City College
College holds inaugural awards for football academy students
Young people bring creative ideas to life frame by frame
NHS launches MenB vaccine programme for students heading to university
Free, flexible adult courses at Waltham Forest College
'My school didn't sign my 1976 book balancing certificate - I wouldn't let it lie'
College hosts creative showcase of student work
East London college awards recognise achievement, resilience and talent
Waltham Forest College tops London for 16–18 student achievement
Barking and Dagenham pupils raised more than £600 at market day
New sensory garden supports autistic pupils at Dagenham school
10-year programme launches to improve support by listening to families
Students put pedal to metal in special go-kart challenge
College campus transformed into a celebration of global heritage
Barking and Dagenham school pupils visit world famous scientific landmark
Dagenham school where Ofsted says pupils' personal development is 'exceptional'
Dagenham teacher's innovative tech use sees him honoured with national award
College students 'transformed' by volunteering at historic house's garden
Commitment to kindness and inclusion reaffirmed
Former Dagenham Grammar School pupils launch book for teacher with Alzheimer's
Dagenham primary pupils nominated for national film award
Training hub for 200 construction apprentices to open at Barking Riverside
Speed interviews help students prepare to get jobs
Regional champion crowned at UK's largest youth public speaking competition
Dagenham student crowned regional champion in public speaking contest
How a Barking marathon run became a shared community effort
Primary school unveils refurbished outdoor area for Early Years
Teenage footballer signs professional contract with Arsenal
Dagenham youth group wins award for anti-bullying project
Real-world skills on show as Barking & Dagenham College students get competitive
Barking teacher shortlisted for prestigious national award
The best London borough for families getting first choice primary school places
Students experience construction work at major Barking development
College students get behind-the-scenes look at Met's counter-terror unit