Reuben Lal John Collins, son of John Collins and Sheila Pankhania, has recently received 9 A stars and 2 A’s in his GCSE’s. ==Jinesh Ajaykumar Patel got...
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26th Apr 2024 | Updated at 04:27am 26th Apr 2024
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TEACHERS WELCOME EAGER CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL
Schools, as we all know, are very important to children’s overall development. Very few children have been directly affected by Covid-19, but many have suffered from its social consequences.
Nearly half of all primary school pupils in Birmingham don’t speak English as their mother tongue. Official figures reveal that at the start of this year, 44% of pupils - 39,112 out of a total of 90,919 - were from a home with a different primary...
A Muslim I.T. tutor stole from his charity employer to pay for hotel stays with his secret Christian girlfriend.
Two more schools have been dragged into a cheating scandal amid allegations that students were leaked information about exam questions.
A third more teenage women than men have secured degree places so far, the university admissions service says.
The Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School is delighted to celebrate another outstanding set of GCSE results across the academic spectrum for our 2017 Year 11s. With one-fifth of this year’s cohort achieving 10 A*s or more and 39% achieving 9 A*...
Harrow Independent College (HIC) is emerging as a leading channel to British universities in highly demanded disciplines.
A lawyer who gave up his six-figure salary to become a teacher and then headmaster, is sending 95% of his pupils to the best universities in the world....
On Thursday 17 August, Headmaster Peter Hamilton extended the warmest congratulations to the 2017 Upper Sixth at The Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School...
Over half of Britons who holiday abroad say they have pointed at a restaurant menu to avoid having to pronounce non-English words, a survey suggests.
