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Join the British Library, Euston Road, King's Cross, for their free drop-in Family Day on Saturday 21 September - delivered in British Sign Language and spoken English. Take part in this creative day celebrating being you! Discover what inspires us and makes us unique, as well as champion other people and explore their untold stories. Create, make, sign and ...

Disabled children and young people aged eight and above (including adults) and their families are invited to come along to Talacre Community Sports Centre, in Kentish Town, for a day of free, fun activities. Active For All Day is at the Talacre Centre in Dalby Street, NW5 3AF on Saturday 14 September, from 2pm to 6pm. Try out a fantastic range of inclusive...

Camden Council has a number of opportunities for young adults aged 18 to 28, who have experience of care, to get involved with the Council’s upcoming work from September to November 2024. No other specific experience is needed. We will thank you with a £20 Love2Shop voucher per hour of your time you spend with us. Through all these pieces of work, your...

Camden GCSE students celebrated their 2024 results on 22 August, achieving grades which are once again expected to be above the national average.  The provisional 2024 results show that the percentage of Camden Year 11 students achieving a ‘strong pass’ in GCSE English and maths – grade 5 or above in both subjects – is 50%, while the percentage of Camden GCSE students...

Year 13 students across the borough celebrated their 2024 A-level and vocational results on 15 August.  Ninety per cent of Camden students achieved at least two or more A-levels at grades A* to E this year, while 97% per cent of Camden A-level exam entries in 2024 were awarded grades A* to E, which is in line with the national average.  Read how Camden schools...