ALT Four displays summarising the first four priorities of the new Education Strategic Plan as presented during a consultation event in 2025 in one of the Hackney schools- libraries

ALT Proposed new entrance to the school approached from Powell Road - illustration created by Gollifer Langston Architects as part of the feasibility study for the Baden Powell site

ALT Proposed new cladding and shading canopy alongside the classrooms - illustration created by Gollifer Langston Architects as part of the feasibility study for the Baden Powell site

ALT Proposed new library space looking into the re-established internal courtyard -illustration created by Gollifer Langston Architects as part of the feasibility study for the Baden Powell site

ALT The original internal courtyard recreated with new planting and access from foyer and library - illustration created by Gollifer Langston Architects as part of the feasibility study for the Baden Powell site

ALT A page with the Hackney logo at the top and the title One Page Profile, with cells with the text to be filled: What you can do to help me, My name is, I am years old, What is important to me, My strengths and talents, My dream is to, What helps me to regulate

ALT Two speakers standing in front of a room of people sitting at tables. Two screens are in the background that say 'Destination Reader Conference Day 1 Welcome'

ALT The reading corner at The Meadow at Sebright Primary School, the new space for children with speech, language and communication needs

ALT Voice buttons at the entrance to The Meadow welcome children to the new space

ALT From left to right: Terry Corpe, Head of School at Sebright Primary School,Robin Warren, Executive Head Teacher, Mayor of Hackney Caroline Woodley, Cllr Anya Sizer, Deputy Cabinet Member for Families, Early Years and SEND

ALT a reading space in one of the bright classrooms at The Meadow

ALT A stack of copies of the Hackney Preparing for Adulthood Guide for Young People, Parents and Carers

ALT A photo of Cllr Anntoinette Bramble, Deputy Mayor of Hackney, with the words: “A huge congratulations to all our incredible pupils for their hard work and fantastic achievements! And a massive thank you to our dedicated school staff, supportive parents and carers, and all our partners for helping our children thrive.

ALT Mayor Caroline Woodley, Deputy Mayor Anntoinette Bramble and Cllr Anya Sizer, alongside a Cardinal Pole Catholic School student holding up their results and the school Headteacher

ALT A group of Cardinal Pole Catholic School students are excited with their results

ALT Two Cardinal Pole Catholic School students are excited with their results

ALT Two Cardinal Pole Catholic School students are excited with their results

ALT Two girls at Skinners Academy cheering and holding their results

ALT A mother hugs her daughter as she receives her results

ALT Deputy Mayor Bramble congratulates a student at Skinners Academy

ALT Mayor Woodley with two students who just received their results at Skinners Academy

ALT A colourful school poster showing a castle and the word Learning above

ALT A photo of Cllr Anntoinette Bramble, Deputy Mayor of Hackney, on a background personalised with the Hackney logo and colours, with the quote: "Our priority is to ensure that children and young people from all backgrounds have access to support, quality education and opportunities. Only by acknowledging our collective responsibility can we ensure that Hackney remains the vibrant, open and welcoming borough for all, a place that we are all proud to call home. We encourage all those interested in the future of education in Hackney to read our draft strategic plan, and have their say."

ALT Director of Education and Inclusion for Hackney Council, Deputy Mayor Cllr Anntoinnette Brambel and Nightingale Primary School Headteacher

ALT Instructor and pupil on climbing wall

ALT a group of children sitting around a table in a library

ALT a black and white guinea pig eating out of a bowl

ALT Image of Cllr Anntoinette Bramble, Deputy Mayor of Hackney, with the quote "Hackney has incredible schools, and we want to do more to help them all shine and show the great work they do. Our challenge now is to ensure that we maintain the quality education that our children deserve, while offering the necessary support to meet all our children’s needs. We are now asking parents and carers to join us and help shape the future of Hackney’s education."

ALT Artist's impression of a red brick school

ALT A Destination Reader team member stands in front of a room full of people giving a presentation next to a screen

ALT A poster with the text "Apply for Hackney primary schools by 15 January. Is your child born between 1 September 2020 and 31 August 2021? Apply for a reception place by 15 January. education.hackney.gov.uk/primaryguide". An image of a young schoolgirl in uniform with a backpack next to her is on the right. The words 'Working for every child' are at the bottom, together with the logo of Hackney Council