Enfield Council is consulting about proposals to cease providing children's centre services at Hazelwood School in Palmers Green and Raynham School in Edmonton.
Transformation of a playground at a Palmers Green primary school into a more environmentally sustainable area was celebrated this morning at a tree planting ceremony attended by the leader of Enfield Council.
A new document published as part of the process of drawing up the new Enfield Local Plan indicates that St Anne's school are proposing closing their site in Palmers Green so that it can be redeveloped for housing.
Teachers at Palmers Green High School staged a strike on Monday and Tuesday this week in protest at plans to change their pension scheme and the refusal of the school's board of governers to meet unions to discuss the proposals.
Chace Community School are consulting about proposals to regenerate the school.
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Pupils at a primary school in Palmers Green have donated toys and cards to young patients who will be spending Christmas in the North Middlesex Hospital.
Earlier this month the gifts collected by children and their teachers at Oakthorpe Primary School were presented to the hospital by members of the School Council, which has representatives from each year group.
Just of the few of the cards sent to North Mid patients by kids at Oakthorpe Primary
In addition to collecting presents, the school raised more than £230 to go to the North Mid's Hospi-Gamer campaign, which is raising funds to buy two mobile gaming units. The gaming units will be used by in-patients and also by young patients waiting to be seen in reception areas.
Children at the school also wrote Christmas cards for delivery to patients across the hospital as part of the North Mid Charity ‘Cards from our Community’ Campaign.
Sarah Kenny from Oakthorpe Primary School said: “Oakthorpe Primary would like to thank North Middlesex University Hospital for letting us be a part of your Christmas campaign. We also want to wish all of the staff and patients at the hospital a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.”
If you would like to donate your time, money or gifts to other projects at North Mid Charity, they would love to hear from you. Contact the fundraising manager on 020 8887 2935 or
If you wanted to donate to a specific campaign at North Mid Charity, there are several currently running, and you can donate to them or to the charity's general fund online.
