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Just before the Spring Statement, the government addressed questions on whether mobile phones should be banned schools. The House of Commons also debated intelligence with the United States following a security breach involving a leaked group chat from the White House.
The Prime Minister’s Questions are normally a raucous event and good spectator sport, however the mood in the house this week was solemn and unsmiling in its discussion Trump and Ukraine.
In September 2020, reports emerged of a group of university students planning a competition to have sex with the “poorest girl on campus”.
As part of my PGCE interview in November, I was asked to bring a fictional text that I felt should be taught to
The Labour government has introduced significant plans for reform in education and healthcare, sparking heated debates across Parliament in this week’s PMQs.
Recent government guidance has banned schools in England from teaching sex education to children under nine years old. According to the Education Hub,
It is every society’s responsibility to produce a next generation that we can be collectively proud of, yet it seems that every generation
After 14 years of neglect by the Conservative government, the education sector has struggled to keep up with the challenges that schools are
With the escalation of the war in Ukraine, the international community’s attention has been diverted away from another humanitarian crisis that threatens the
At fifteen years old, on the night of my first GCSE examination, I didn’t sleep. Instead of staying well-nourished, well-rested and taking a