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The annual statistics for last year show that Key Stage 2 pupils were among the top 10 per cent of pupils in the country and above the national average for meeting the expected standard for reading, writing and maths combined. The progress that Barnet children made between Year 2 and Year 6 saw the borough ranked second highest in the country for reading, and eighth in the country for mathematics.

With the exterior works almost complete, the inside is now really coming to life and, for the first time, guests were allowed into the building to see the incredible progress that has been made in the 12 months of being on site.

The launch of the new website is a big part of the council’s plan to improve the quality of customer services we provide. In a recent survey of 5,000 residents asking them how the council can improve its customer experience, most said they would prefer handling their council business online.

The sites in New Barnet and Barnet Copthall will contain state-of-the-art facilities for the community to enjoy.

Between 18 and 23 February, there will be a range of activities on offer to children and young people as part of our 0-19 Early Help Services, ranging from circus skills and motor mechanics, to drama, music production and app design.

Being active is easy, fun and social. It can lift your mood, keep your heart healthy and reduce your risk of serious illnesses. It is also a great way to spend time with family, meet friends and get involved in the local community. 

We want to hear your views on our plan to support children and young people in Barnet. This is part of the council's consultation on the Children and Young People’s Plan (2019-2023).

New CCTV cameras have been installed, and police and council officers have stepped up their patrols in the area. They will take tough action against flytipping, littering and antisocial behaviour, such as street drinking.

The event brought together people from multiple faiths and those of non-religious beliefs to plant a memorial garden, dedicated to those who have lost their lives as a result of senseless persecution.