Queen Nzinga Saturday School visits Caribbean exhibition at Tate Britain
Life Between Islands Caribbean British Art – 1950s – Now With COVID restrictions lifted, the Queen Nzinga Saturday School Club […]
PARC discusses diversity of reading books for children with See Me on the Page
Calls for schools to increase the diversity of reading books has been a constant demand of Black parents over the […]
Working with our local cultural artists
Developing links with local artists and historians is an important part of the Queen Nzinga Saturday School curriculum. Our recent […]
PARC participates in Ealing Race Equality Commission
Parents Action and Resource Centre (PARC) participated in the Ealing Council’s Race Equality Commission’s discussion on Education on 24th June […]
Queen Nzinga students learn about caring for the environment
As balance is one of the Queen Nzinga Saturday School Club’s core values, tackling the topic of climate change and […]
Community leaders share tips with parents on closing the attainment gap
Former headteacher Robert Singh and youth work practitioner Daniel Pink joined the PARC Coffee Saturday in Northolt on 29th February […]
PARC launches Queen Nzinga Saturday School Club at Northolt Village
Parents Action and Resource Centre (PARC) launched the Queen Nzinga Saturday School Club at Northolt Village Community Centre on Saturday […]
Boost your child’s heritage knowledge during lockdown
Check out this list of free resources that can help build your child’s sense of belonging and self-awareness during the […]
Social justice advocate Dr Patricia Rodney launches West London Black Teachers Hub
Teachers from across West London came together at Northolt Village Community Centre, to discuss how they could work together to […]
Local parents find out how Ealing is tackling Black attainment gap
Local parents joined Parents Action and Resource Centre (PARC) and Ealing Local Authority on Saturday 24th January to kickstart the […]