Articles Posted in the " News " Category
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Are students overpaying for tuition fees?
If universities in England really need to have tuition fees of £9,250, how can they..
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Help for trauma in childhood ‘fragmented’
Early intervention to reduce the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) such as abuse or..
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Councils face £536m shortfall in Send budgets, says LGA
The scale of the crisis gripping services for children with special educational needs and disabilities..
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Taskforce warns of risk to children from ‘county lines’ gangs
Police, teachers and parents should be aware that all children, including those from well-off families,..
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‘Schools should have consistent policy on phones’
Pupils in schools where smartphones are banned like being free of the associated pressures, says..
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Untangling the tuition fee knot
Who pays for your student loans? If you’re a student in England who’s just taken..
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‘Hundreds of pupils spend week in school isolation booths’
“The windows, the bare walls. It was that every day. Every single day. They put..
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What to put in your Ucas personal statement if you don’t have grade 6 flute
The hardest part of applying to university via Ucas has to be the personal statement:..
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Bullying: Children point finger at adults
Children want adults to show each other more respect, with four out of 10 (41%)..
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‘Devastating’ cuts hit special educational needs
A crisis in funding for children with special educational needs is plunging councils across the..