News - Camden Rise

The free Imaginary Worlds Family Festival from 12noon to 4pm on Saturday 22 November is a chance to make, move, sign and explore through fun and play. The event is fully accessible for families with D/deaf children, parents and carers. Hosted by the British Library, in partnership with the British Museum, Camden Council’s Family Learning Team and Frank Barnes...

What you decide to do after Year 11 is important for your future. Your choices right now can affect how easily you get a job or continue your education later. At 16, you can either stay in full-time education or start working in a job that includes part-time education, such as an apprenticeship or training. Visit Camden Learning's new website, Next Steps Post-16, to...

Camden Youth Council members met children and young people from the disabled children's charity icandance to discuss collaborating on future events and projects - and improve inclusion in the borough. The meeting and discussion at Camden Town Hall was organised by the Mayor of Camden, Councillor Eddie Hanson, who has chosen icandance as his official charity during his...

Calling all Camden students in Years 10 to 13 - are you ready to design the future of your city? The London AI Campus is offering a free, immersive workshop series where you'll use cutting-edge technology to tackle real-world urban challenges. What you'll do Use AI concepts and 3D modelling (TinkerCad) to solve transport problems in London Collaborate with...

Camden residents aged 16 plus are invited to participate in Britain’s largest trial of digital democracy, launched here in Camden. No experience of adult social care is needed to take part. Called ‘Who Cares? A Camden Conversation about Adult Social Care’, this online, borough-wide conversation seeks to hear from all Camden residents aged 16 and over. ...