Education
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‘It’s an insult’ – Disadvantaged children to miss out due to ‘lack of funding’
Funding for children to catch up after missing lessons during the Covid pandemic has been branded “an insult” to North…
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Dad warns ‘Christian Eriksen was lucky – my 12-year-old Oliver was not’
A dad has bravely told Prime Minister Boris Johnson in an open letter: “Christian Eriksen was lucky – my son…
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BMet College in Birmingham provides fantastic learning support for adults
Thinking about a change in career direction can cause anyone a lot of uncertainty – and it can be hard…
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Charity to help disadvantaged young people into financial services
A charity has launched to help university students and recent graduates from disadvantaged backgrounds across the UK enter the financial…
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NHS chief to build ‘Eriksen’s Army’ to teach people to use defibrillators
An NHS chief today begins recruiting for “Eriksen’s Army” to teach people CPR skills and how to use defibrillators. National…
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House sends Juneteenth bill to Biden’s desk
WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States will soon have a new federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the…
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Living with hearing loss could mean you’re entitled to PIP, grants and discounts
If you live in Scotland and are either deaf or have a hearing impairment you may be entitled to a…
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Dad’s moving letter tells PM ‘Christian Eriksen was lucky – my son was not’
A father whose son died following a cardiac arrest wants a law to put defibrillators in all schools. In a…
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Former Coatbridge headteacher awarded MBE in Queen’s Birthday Honours List
An inspirational retired Coatbridge headteacher has received recognition for her selfless service to education in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.…
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East Kilbride school a class apart in national reading contest
Pupils from an East Kilbride school proved to be avid bookworms when they picked-up a top national award. Crosshouse Primary…
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Government looks at vaccinating pupils on school grounds if rollout goes ahead
The government is considering the idea of mass vaccination drives for pupils in their school buildings if jabs for teenagers…
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Biden administration cancels $500 million of student debt of scammed students
Roughly 18,000 borrowers who were scammed by their college will have their federal student loans discharged, amounting to approximately $500…
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Hundreds of apartments earmarked for old Boddingtons Brewery site
More than 400 new apartments could be built on the site of the old Boddingtons Brewery in Manchester city centre,…
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Scots schoolboy who died after River Gryffe tragedy donated organs to save lives
The mother of a young Scots boy who died following a tragic accident has described him as “very, very loving”…
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Major Nottingham developments will prepare city for life after Covid
Nottingham city centre is getting set to bounce-back post-Covid thanks to a huge swathe of redevelopment. The East Midlands city…
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Local activist demands support for West Lothian children battling mental health
A mental health campaigner says families with children and teenagers who are suffering from mental health issues are left “feeling…
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Nearly one in four teachers say they may quit by the end of the school year — here’s why
Nearly one in four teachers in the U.S. say they may leave their job by the end of the school…
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Councillors call for end of racism towards Gypsy Travellers
Racism against Gypsy Travellers needs to be stopped and wider society better educated about their lives and culture, say Stirling…
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EK beauty named Miss Scotland finalist takes inspiration from late mum
An East Kilbride beauty has been named as a finalist in Miss Scotland 2021. Antonia Healy will take part in…
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Children ‘may need Covid jab’ to avoid disrupting education, warns Chris Whitty
Children may need to get a Covid-19 jab to avoid further disruption to their education, Chris Whitty has said. The…
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University graduates create ‘the UK’s first touch-free women’s urinal’
Graduates from the University of Bristol have won investment for their solution to tackle queuing problems at women’s toilets. Amber…
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European Super League: Meet the man who could become its first chief executive
The former chief executive of BT is reported to be a candidate to become the European Super League’s first chief…
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Only three in ten can name the West Midlands mayor
Just three in ten people in the West Midlands know the name of the region’s mayor. And only seven out…
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Want To Learn How To Code for Free? Discover 12 Low-Cost and Free Courses
March 8, 2019 6 min read Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. There was a time when knowing…
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