News - Camden Rise

Thursday 21 August marked a significant milestone for students across Camden, as they received their GCSE results after years of dedication and hard work. Provisional results show that 72.3% of Camden schools’ GCSE exam entries in 2025 were awarded grade 4 or above, higher than this year’s national average of 67.1%. At Haverstock School, Liam, 16 (pictured above, second from...

Camden’s Year 13 students were celebrating on 14 August as they picked up their A-level and vocational results. With grades slightly above the national average and scores improving from last year, it’s been a great year for local schools. Celebrations took place across Camden yesterday, as students gathered to receive their results.  Among the individual success stories at Parliament...

Last Thursday (31 July), young people who are members of Regent's Park Young Guardians joined Camden youth workers, the charity Railway Children and other safeguarding and rail professionals to deliver a powerful Day of Action across key train stations along the West Coast Main Line from Glasgow Central to London Euston. The aim was to raise awareness of vulnerability and...

More than 200 Year 4 pupils from 24 schools took part in the Camden Primary Schools Careers Day at the British Library's Knowledge Centre on 30 June. The event, run by Camden Council in collaboration with Camden Learning, local schools and employers, aimed to spark imaginations and broaden horizons for local primary school pupils. It was packed with exciting, interactive...

Nine Supported Interns from Camden and Islington have celebrated graduating from their one-year academic and workplace-based programme, which is designed to support young people with learning disabilities and / or autism into paid employment and greater independence.   A Supported Internship is a college study programme for 16 to 24-year-olds with special educational needs and...