Tag: Education
The Dangers of Automatic Right to Homeschool Children: Judge’s Warning
Tragic Murder Shines Light on Homeschooling DangersA shocking case of a young girl's murder has highlighted the potential dangers of parents having an automatic right to homeschool their children. Sara Sharif, a 10-year-old girl,...
Connecting with Your Children: Importance and Tips for Parents
Parents are being advised to make an effort to connect with their children and understand the world of toys they are interested in. A child expert says that this can help boost their confidence.As...
Premier League and Channel 4 Partner to Train Teenagers in Labour’s £45m Work Initiative
Teenagers across England will soon have the opportunity to receive skills training at some of the country's most prominent institutions, including the Premier League, Royal Shakespeare Company, and Channel 4. This initiative is part...
UK School Closures Due to Snow and Ice – Updated List
Schools across the UK have been dealing with closures due to the freezing weather conditions caused by snow and ice. The Met Office has issued warnings for heavy rain, strong winds, and disruptive snow...
Uxbridge Student Wins Prize for Highlighting New Medical Licence
A student studying to become a doctor at Brunel University in Uxbridge has received recognition for her work in highlighting the new Medical Licensing Assessment. Eshwa Zahra, a 20-year-old third-year student originally from New...
Uxbridge Student Doctor Spearheads Health Education Initiative in Local Community
Hamaad Khan, a third-year student at Anglia Ruskin University and a co-founder of Rethinking Health, is leading a national campaign to revolutionize health care education. The initiative aims to enhance the NHS by focusing...
List of UK School Closures Due to Met Office Snow and Ice Warning
Dozens of schools in the UK have been forced to close due to heavy snowfall and icy conditions, following a Met Office warning. The yellow ice warning, which covers southern England, the Midlands, and...
Michael Gove Supports Mandelson for Oxford Chancellor: Race Against William Hague
Michael Gove has recently shown his support for Labour peer Peter Mandelson in the race for the next chancellor of Oxford University, choosing him over former Tory leader William Hague. This decision has sparked...
Timothy West: Celebrated Actor of Screen and Stage
Timothy West, a celebrated actor of the screen and stage, has passed away at the age of 90. Known for his versatile performances that effortlessly transitioned from drama to comedy, West's career spanned over...
William Hague criticizes Mandelson for holding two jobs while competing for Oxford position
William Hague has raised concerns about Peter Mandelson's decision to pursue two high-profile roles simultaneously, sparking controversy in the race to become the next chancellor of the University of Oxford. In a recent interview,...
Beware of ‘Seal Finger’ Infection: Risks of Being Bitten by Sea Mammals
Swimmers have been cautioned to keep their distance from seals to avoid the risk of contracting a serious infection known as "seal finger" if bitten by these marine mammals. The British Divers Marine Life...
Protecting UK Children: Addressing Risks of Illegal Care Homes
A concerning rise in the number of vulnerable children being deprived of their liberty by the state has resulted in more youngsters being placed in illegal accommodation, costing taxpayers a significant amount of money,...
Unveiling Success: Exploring Small Business Triumphs in the UK
A roadshow is currently touring the UK to support small businesses and showcase independent businesses in preparation for Small Business Saturday. The tour began in the Scottish Highlands and has since travelled to Northern...
The Life-Saving Number You Need to Know
The Silent Lifeline You Need to KnowA recent study has shown that more than half of women in the UK are unaware of a life-saving emergency helpline for domestic abuse victims who are unable...
Reevaluating Cancel Culture in Universities: Preventing Tragic Consequences
Cancel culture in universities has come under scrutiny following the tragic death of a 20-year-old Oxford student, Alexander Rogers. The coroner's ruling emphasized that Alexander took his own life after feeling ostracized by his...
Reviewing the Impact of ‘Cancel Culture’ in Universities: Preventing Tragic Consequences
At a recent inquest, a coroner has raised concerns about the impact of "cancel culture" on university campuses following the tragic death of a 20-year-old Oxford student. The student, Alexander Rogers, took his own...
Ickenham School Drama Head Nominated for National Award – Celebrating Excellence in Education
Jackie Cobham, the head of drama at Douay Martyrs School in Ickenham, has been nominated as a finalist for the Music and Drama Education Awards. This prestigious annual event recognizes the outstanding contributions made...
Tuition Fees Increase and Shadow Cabinet Appointment: Live Updates
Sir Keir Starmer is expected to increase university tuition fees for the first time in eight years. Education secretary Bridget Phillipson is expected to confirm the plans this afternoon, which will see fees rise...
Starmer raises university tuition fees after eight-year freeze
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Rising University Fees in England for First Time in Eight Years: What to Expect
University tuition fees in England are set to increase next year for the first time in eight years. The government is expected to make an announcement this afternoon regarding the fee hike. If the...
Investing £1.4 Billion to Improve Schools: Reeves’ Education Priority in Budget
Rachel Reeves has unveiled her plan to allocate £1.4 billion to revamp deteriorating schools as part of her commitment to prioritize education and childcare in the Budget. Additionally, funding for free breakfast clubs for...
Top Marks: Hillingdon Schools Achieve Top Attendance Figures
School attendance in Hillingdon has been recognised as one of the best in the UK, ranking joint sixth with an impressive attendance rate of 94.7%. This figure surpasses the national average of 92%, showcasing...
GCSE Results: Notting Hill & Ealing Celebrate Academic Achievements
Year 11 students at Notting Hill & Ealing High School are celebrating their outstanding GCSE results. A remarkable 46% of entries were awarded a grade 9, with an impressive 75% of entries achieving grades...
St Augustine’s Celebrates GCSE Success
St Augustine's Priory in Ealing had a lot to celebrate as their Year 11 GCSE students received their results. The girls at this Catholic independent school achieved outstanding grades, with 43% of all grades...
St Benedict’s School Sees Improvement in GCSE Results
St Benedict's School in Ealing had a reason to celebrate as their students received impressive GCSE results. The exams showed that 64.8% of the grades were between 9 to 7, equivalent to A*/A grades,...
Isleworth & Syon Staff Celebrate Delightful GCSE Results
Isleworth & Syon School is celebrating the success of its students who have achieved GCSE results higher than the national average. Despite facing challenges due to the pandemic lockdown during their Year 7, these...
St Benedict’s A-level Results Show Continued Improvement
St Benedict's School in Ealing has proudly announced the exceptional A-level results achieved by its students this year. This achievement reflects a consistent improvement in academic performance over the past few years. Nearly half...
New Title: Ruislip Gardens Welcomes First Nursery-Age Assessment Centre
Improvement work has been carried out at Ruislip Gardens Primary School to cater to more children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The project, led by Hillingdon Council, has now been completed, allowing...
Former Math Tutor Sentenced for Sexually Abusing Vulnerable Teenage Boy
A former math tutor has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing a vulnerable teenage boy. Holly Rouse-Sweeney, 37, arranged to meet the boy at her old home in Nottinghamshire, despite...
ACS Hillingdon students celebrate remarkable achievements in the past year
ACS Hillingdon students have had an exceptional year in terms of academic achievements. As A-level students eagerly await their results, the school is proud to announce the outstanding performance of its International Baccalaureate Diploma...
Celebrating 10 Years: Heathrow UTC Success Story
Heathrow UTC, a technology-focused school and sixth form in Northwood, recently marked its 10-year anniversary at the Baker Dearing Educational Trust’s annual dinner and summer conference. The event brought together chairs, governors, principals, and...
Celebrating Success: Southall Graduates Honored for Leadership Achievements
Last Thursday, graduates from Groundwork London’s Youth Leadership Programme gathered for a celebratory event at Berkeley Group’s development at The Green Quarter in Southall. The event was a chance to honor the accomplishments of...
Man’s Graduation Delayed by 41 Years Due to Parrot’s Behavior
Jonny Clothier's journey to graduation took an unexpected turn when his housemate's parrot caused havoc in their flat back in 1983. This incident led to a series of events that culminated in Jonny finally...
Ealing Children Delight in Reading Event Amid Concerning Survey
Over 245 children in Ealing recently participated in engaging story-telling sessions aimed at fostering a love for reading. This initiative is especially important as a recent study has shown that the number of 8-18...
Funding 70 Borough SEND Students through Sale of Old Hayes Town Hall
The Hillingdon council has recently made a decision to create new educational spaces for over 70 students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in the borough. This initiative is made possible through the...


































