The 67th session of the Commission on the Status of Women took place against the backdrop of continued backlash against women’s rights globally, from increased violence against women in the public space, to the gender impacts of the earthquakes in…
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Entrepreneurship – the business of making one’s ‘side hustle’ successful – is not for the faint of heart. Indeed, being a business entrepreneur brings with it many challenges. Not least, maintaining some degree of work/life balance! As an entrepreneur, taking…
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Minister for Development and Africa, Andrew Mitchell, launches a new programme to support 60,000 children to access education in the Kasai province in the DRC. new UK programme to increase girls’ access to education in Kasai, one of the Democratic…
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The prime minister’s idea for all pupils in England to study some form of maths up until the age of 18 would be challenging to implement, experts say. A panel of specialists told the Education select committee they broadly support…
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According to research, around 1.7 million children are struggling to talk and understand words – so how can teachers help in the classroom? Jane Harris, chief executive of Speech and Language UK, shares her advice. 1.7 million: that’s how many…
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Lenovo’s Esports solution unlocks a world of diverse potential to harness your students’ passion and train new skills As with any competitive sport, Esports gaming helps students develop discipline, teaching new skills and building engaged communities. But more than others,…
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Education in preschools and primary, secondary and high schools has been suspended until Feb. 20, while the opening of the spring semester of higher education has been postponed indefinitely. Thousands of students, teachers and educational staff from all over the…
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L-J Andrew breaks down the stereotypes of school boarding and takes a peek inside Fettes College’s grand gates to reveal what the modern boarding experience is really like There’s a long-standing Hollywood image of the archetypal boarding school; a vine-covered…
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ESFA-funded ‘priority’ subjects receive uplifts but it’s not good news for functional skills English and maths Increased funding rates for “priority” adult education courses have been revealed by the Education and Skills Funding Agency. But functional skills courses in English…
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