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New Way Tuition provides alternative education for over 20 years, customising programs for diverse learners, including those with SEN. Founded by Mandy Ward, it supports students at risk of exclusion, enhancing academic attainment, emotional well-being, and life skills through tailored tutoring and mentoring.
Students and teachers at the New City College Campus in Rainham have proudly made an amazing new steam train for the display outside of Tesco (Rainham) that they presented to Councillor Sue Ospreay on Friday 20 September.
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Youth Unity were on South Street in Romford working with our youths and do fantastic outreach work across Havering and London wide. They are a non profit organisation that are dedicated to supporting vulnerable young people and adults affected by issues such as gang violence, drug abuse and exploitation.
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Thousands of students across Havering yesterday, 22 August received their GCSE and BTEC results.
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These excellent GCSE results are a testament to the unwavering commitment of our students, their families and our staff. We are immensely proud of our students and wish them all the best in their next steps.
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The students at Royal Liberty have once again performed exceedingly well in their GCSE’s.
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Youth Unity is excited to announce the launch of their new static intervention service this summer, in partnership with Havering Council’s Community Safety Team.
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Margaret Mullane MP sent her congratulations to students across Dagenham and Rainham receiving their A level, AS and Vocational and Technical Qualification (VTQ) results.
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Hundreds of New City College students are celebrating excellent A Level, BTEC and T Level results today – with a huge increase in the top A Level grades of A*-B.
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Havering Council has approved a £54,000 boost to its youth services after largely performing ahead of target.
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On Wednesday 31 July Power League in Romford played host to an amazing community event run by AIR Networking. Many children came to play football, table tennis, take part in boxing classes run by the volunteers on hand.
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Police in Havering are investigating three incidents in which pigs’ heads were left outside two schools and a youth centre in Rainham. Graffiti was also sprayed outside these venues.
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A Hornchurch school has issued a letter asking parents and their children to be vigilant on their way to and from school after a male approached two children.
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New City College Havering Sixth Form has been awarded a prestigious accreditation which recognises its commitment to excellence and innovation within its STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) curriculum
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Mr Fryd and his pupils from Harold Wood Primary School, yesterday 15 July, gathered outside of the library alongside parents, protesters and the three local councillors who had organised the event.
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Thanks to an amazing team in Upminster, SEND adults have a special group to attend twice a week that allows them to meet up with friends and learn new and fun tasks each day.
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This week has seen the start of the Junior Citizen’s Scheme run in partnership by Havering Police and Havering Council. Nearly 3,000 pupils will be attending this scheme held in Romford over the two week period from 33 different Primary schools in the borough.
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More and more children in care are requiring council support and the demand for housing is quickly outpacing supply, a council report shows.
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New City College Havering Sixth Form is delighted to announce that its NCC Education and Tottenham Hotspur Women’s Football Development Centre programme was a winner at the Women’s Football Awards 2024!
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School children from Clockhouse Primary school and the Collier Row area came together yesterday, 6 June to protest against Havering Council’s plans to close their library. The children and their parents gathered outside the building gaining support from the many motorists driving by who hooted their horns.
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