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According to a recent survey by the World Afro Day campaign and Shift Insight consultancy, most teachers are unaware of the application of equality laws to their school’s hair policies. The results showed that more than 75% of teachers received

The newly introduced GCSE in food preparation aims to equip teenagers with advanced culinary skills and knowledge to excel in the food industry. The course covers everything from basic cooking techniques such as portioning a chicken, filleting a fish, and

Kensington and Chelsea College’s adult students were blessed with the tutelage of Kath Harris – my mother – between 1996 and 2010. Her magical teaching touch positively impacted many, as evidenced by the numerous messages of condolences that poured in

A group of casually dressed teenagers enter Manchester University’s welcome fair at the student union. Alongside stalls for the Palestinian solidarity campaign and the pirate society, there are free contraceptives and pizza on offer. Before entering, the Women’s Officer at

Imagine a scenario that could easily be a question in a mathematics A-level exam: If a class of 27 pupils is projected to obtain 2.3% A* grades and 2.3% U grades, how many pupils should receive each of these grades?

Successful corporations understand that investing in their employees’ skill development is one of the most effective ways to drive their business ahead. As we move out of the economic recession and focus on future growth, the success of British industry

Admissions experts are warning that sixth-formers applying to university this year will face the toughest competition for a decade, especially for courses like medicine, as prestigious universities offer fewer places or demand higher grades. Admissions officers are advising applicants to

In media courses, the focus is on communication and its influence on society. One question that’s commonly explored is whether the media reflects society, or if society is shaped by the media. The content of your studies will depend on

Experienced language teachers acknowledge the benefits of incorporating humor and laughter into their classrooms, even planning for it in their lessons. However, they also recognize the value of unplanned and spontaneous moments of humor that occur throughout the course. At

Postgraduate students claim that the cost of living has exceeded the living wage, leading to difficulties in paying rent and the need to take on additional jobs in the hospitality and retail sectors. However, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), the