Staff and students from LEAP specialist College in Newton-Le-Willows delivered an inspiring workshop to the parents of Rainford High students as part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week. LEAP is a dedicated 16-25 provision that specialises in education and preparation for adulthood for young people with autism and associated difficulties. It forms part of
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Edge Hill University and the National Children’s Bureau (NCB) are working together to provide an exciting literacy training programme to students studying Early Years Education for the first time in the UK. Making it REAL (Raising Early Achievement in Literacy) is an evidence-based programme that gives educators the ability to support parents and guardians
New research has shown only 40% of young people aged 16 and 17 rate their relationships and sex education (RSE) received at school as good or very good. This is three years on from the government’s promise to deliver quality RSE. The research, from the Sex Education Forum and carried out
A new report released today (2 March) has shown that the cost of ensuring every state-educated student in England has access to work experience would cost the government around £75 million a year. £75 million is the economic cost of ensuring every student in England gets two quality work experience placements.
The House of Lords Secondary Legislation Committee has raised concerns with proposed regulations that will increase student loans intended to cover living costs by just 2.8% in 2023/24. The committee said it draws the regulations to the special attention of the House of the Lords on the basis that the increase