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Headteachers and the Department for Education: Will they resolve their issues in 2021?

Posted on 22nd January 202122nd January 2021 by Jess Tait

Jess Tait explores the conflict between teachers and the government throughout the pandemic. Whilst both agree that education is important, ‘this foundation does not seem to bring them together’.

The proportion of students getting first-class degrees is rising

Posted on 2nd December 20201st December 2020 by Giulio Bajona

The proportion of students graduating with firsts has increased significantly in England over the past eight years, with the Office for Students, the higher education regulator, often not being able to explain some of these […]

The resurgence of reading: Reserved for the rich?

Posted on 20th November 202020th November 2020 by Esme McGowan

Esme McGowan explores the fundamental importance of reading to multiple groups in society, and in particular, its provision of essential escapism for all during the lockdown.

Plans for Students to Receive University Offers After Results Day

Posted on 20th November 202020th November 2020 by Josh Elgin

The Education secretary has revealed plans to change the university admissions system, so that applicants are offered places based on their actual exam results rather than predicted grades.  Gavin Williamson said the overhaul is being […]

The struggle of teaching Black history in British schools

Posted on 7th November 20207th November 2020 by Yasmine Moro Virion

A lack of Black history in our schools’ curriculum means that many important contributions and events in our society’s past are being overlooked. Following the impact that the Black Lives Matter movement has had when it comes to considering racism in the UK, what needs to change?

Decolonising education: In conversation with Melz

Posted on 21st October 202021st October 2020 by Ruby Fatimilehin

Melz Owusu speaks to Ruby Fatimilehin about founding The Free Black University, Black activism and decolonising education. Leeds alumni Melz Owusu has raised over £126,000 in their campaign to create the Free Black University. They […]

Why Black History Should be Taught in Schools

Posted on 19th October 2020 by Annabelle Levins

The curriculum in schools is said to be forward-thinking and comprehensive. So why is it that Black history is being forgotten? Or are we choosing to forget it?

Students will go home for Christmas, says Education Secretary

Posted on 3rd October 20203rd October 2020 by Josh Elgin

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson says university students will be allowed to go home for Christmas, but they may need to enter a 2 week self-isolation period before returning. The government is under pressure to guarantee […]

Schools Can’t Open for the Severely Disabled – and the Burden is Left With the Parents

Posted on 28th September 202029th September 2020 by Tristan Griffith

“The abandonment of care-provision was so extensive that Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey MP told Prime Minister Boris Johnson at PMQs that his government may have even breached international law.” Tristan Griffith reports on the […]

The One-Size-Fits-All Return to School, and its Victims

Posted on 23rd September 202023rd September 2020 by Emma Ferguson

Emma Ferguson looks at the return to face to face teaching and how little is being done to facilitate the vulnerable.

Students Returning to School will Require Significant Emotional Support

Posted on 11th September 202014th September 2020 by Emily Roney

With Boris Johnson urging recently that “absolutely every pupil needs to be back in school,” the return to education for both primary, secondary and higher education students across the UK after almost 6 months this week is finally a reality. However, the return is expected to present some major challenges to students’ wellbeing and mental health.

The Impact Sanctioning Syria has on Achieving Education for All

Posted on 4th September 20204th September 2020 by Hanaa Mustafa

The United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals will not be met whilst countries punitively sanction Syria.

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