The Department for Education is seeking views on the proposed changes to the current system of higher education admissions to a system of post-qualification admissions (PQA). The consultation follows the commitment from Government to level up the university admissions system and welcomes feedback on whether to change the current system of higher education admissions and move to a
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New research by Persil and charity Global Action Plan reveals that the majority of children hold compassionate values but that they wrongly believe these values are not shared by other young people. The findings suggest this misconception is affecting young people's ability to take action on the social and environmental
Social Work England, the new public body set up to regulate social workers, has shared its first reflections on social work and its important role in society. The Social Work in England: First Reflections report gives a snapshot of the social work profession. The report considers the impact of key events in
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is launching educational resources to teach pupils all about the census. The ONS set up a census secondary school programme back in September to support Census 2021. The programme, developed by EVERFI EdComs, aims to teach pupils about the importance of the census and how
LSSP (Liverpool School Sports Partnership) has been approved for funding from the UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) Foundation for Children. On World Children’s Day 2020, the UEFA Foundation for Children approved 55 new projects across the world. One of these successful projects was submitted by LSSP – just one of