This year, 320,000 people were recorded as homeless in Britain, analysis from housing charity Shelter suggests. It is a rise of 13,000, or 4%, on last year's figures and equivalent to 36 new people becoming homeless every day.
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24th Dec 2024 | Updated at 11:35pm 24th Dec 2024
IIM Kozhikode’s first ever international conclave explores relevance of India’s soft power in today’s globalised world
The Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode (IIMK), one of India’s premier business schools, hosted several hundred business and academic delegates in London for their first ever international conclave on ‘Globalising Indian Thought,’ on 24-25...
Education VAT: Heath House School Director stands with middle-income families
Heath House Preparatory School in Blackheath, London, will absorb the full cost of Labour’s 20% VAT charge to attract new students from rival independent schools.
Less than half of the tuition fee paid by students in England can be spent on the cost of teaching, says research from a university think tank.
Pointing the finger of blame at parents for children's weight gain may be unfair, research suggests. It has been thought that parents' feeding patterns are a major factor in whether a child is under or overweight.
On 15th November, Avanti Trust inaugurated Avanti School at a permanent location in Stanmore in the honorary presence of Secretary of state for education,...
Dr Bhikhu Patel and his wife Shashi have donated £1 million to University of Bristol to create the university’s transformational new Temple Quarter Enterprise...
What is the probability of Mathematics and Love Island having anything in common? Zero. To me at least it was zero until one afternoon I binge-read a series...
People with fake or false car insurance could be fined £300 and six points on licence, with car seized or potentially crushed, a possible court appearance, as well as being liable for the associated costs, if you get involved in an accident...
A surge in the number of first-class degrees awarded at university has led the government to bring in measures to tackle so-called grade inflation.
The Labour Party has shifted to a more hard-line policy on schools, saying it would scrap the current academy system.
According to a recent investigation by the Guardian newspaper children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being failed by a system “on the verge of crisis” as demand for specialist support soars and threatens to bankrupt...
