Lord Rami Ranger will share his business journey from homeless refugee in India to world-renowned entrepreneur and CEO of multi-million pound distribution company, Sun Mark Ltd, at a guest lecture on Thursday 17th October 2019 at the University's...
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24th Oct 2024 | Updated at 08:07pm 24th Oct 2024
Education VAT: Heath House School Director stands with middle-income families
Heath House Preparatory School in Blackheath, London, will absorb the full cost of Labour’s 20% VAT charge to attract new students from rival independent schools.
17-Year-Old breaks cultural norms by choosing NHS apprenticeship
Raunak Roy is a 17-year-old from North London, who completed his GCSEs at Ashmole Academy and joined the NHS Royal Free Trust as an apprentice after his year 12 exams.
On 20th September, Thursday, a centrist policy think-tank organised a roundtable discussion with the agenda of strengthening UK-India bilateral relations....
Got the degree? Now get a job in four months - or face going back home. That's been the challenge for international students studying at UK universities, ever since Theresa May introduced the rule as home secretary in 2012. But from next year,...
Children have declared war on parents dropping off youngsters at the gates of their Isle of Dogs primary school, demanding that Tower Hamlets Council sends in parking wardens to hand out fines.
The students from Rustomjee Academy for Global Careers were in the UK for the University’s graduation ceremonies which took place from 12 -20 September 2019.
Professor Sunitha Narendran has been appointed by the University of Roehampton as the new Director of its Business School, and will start at the University...
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) has announced an exciting new LSE-India programme, designed to advance the relationship between the School and India and provide new opportunities for Indian students and academics.
Five trustees who ran an east London academy where a teacher tried to radicalise pupils have been disqualified from any similar roles.
The proportion of state school pupils starting at the University of Cambridge this autumn will be the highest for decades - rising to 68%. The university also says one in four are from "disadvantaged backgrounds".
More schools in England are setting up food banks to help feed their pupils' families, according to the biggest school governors' organisation.
