In response to Anne Longfield’s Commission on Young Lives regarding ‘exclusions culture’, Iryna Pona, policy and impact manager at The Children’s Society, said: “Children being excluded or missing from school is often a sign that something isn’t right at home, in school or in their wider lives. “Changes in behaviour
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Liverpool's Pandemic Institute hosted its first Student Excellence Awards boosting the career development opportunities of PhD students who could be at the forefront of the fight against future pandemics. Sponsored by Liverpool-based diagnostics and in-clinic COVID-19 testing company DAM Health, five students working in the areas of infection or diagnostics were
COVID-19 is the current event that will be of most interest to the historians of tomorrow, beating Brexit, climate change and the refugee crisis, 41% of Britons have said in a survey conducted by the Wolfson History Prize, the UK’s most prestigious history writing prize. The results of the survey highlight
As a new school term starts all secondary schools have been asked to provide one on-site test for pupils ahead of their return to the classroom to help reduce the transmission of COVID-19, Students returning to university have also been advised to test before they travel back to campus. Commenting on the
Reports that schools may close early for Christmas due to the rise in the Omicron virus has prompted the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), to issue a statement regarding concerns that continue to grow about a shortage of teachers to cover classes. Paul Whiteman, general secretary of school leaders’ union