Campaigners, teachers and young women were welcomed to Downing Street by the Prime Minister to celebrate the global achievements of girls in education and entrepreneurship.
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6th Jun 2023 | Updated at 06:51pm 6th Jun 2023
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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.
An independent think tank focussing on migration and integration issues, has called the UK government to set up a new free-to-air television channel. According...
Official Government figures indicate that student visa applications from India rose by 42 per cent to 21,000, in the year to June. The number of people who come to work in the UK declined to the lowest level since 2013.
Proposals to commemorate Enid Blyton with a 50p coin were blocked owing to the author's “racist, sexit and homophobic” views.
“I am always plagued with the imposter syndrome where I constantly ask myself if I belonged at Oxford because everyone else appeared smarter in comparison. This...
Upton Court Grammar School in Slough is celebrating after four of their students secured places at Oxford University. The students who are all Asian, are among a total of 65% who gained A*-B, with an overall pass rate of 98%.
Vianca Shah, from Langley Grammar School has achieved 4 A*s in her A level examinations and an A* in the Extended Project Qualification. She will be going...
On Thursday, 15th August as students across the UK picked up their A level results, the Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School’s pupils rejoiced their achievements...
A record 80,000 students are expected to take up places on degrees through clearing this year as universities scramble to fill courses, the head of the admissions service has predicted.
The MK11 sports bar, in Keller Close, Kiln Farm, applied to the council to extend to 5.30am on occasional dates so they can show American wrestling bouts.
