Britain’s teachers are moving out by thousands as many are being lured overseas away by lucrative pay packages, and better working environments. Most of these teachers quit teaching in schools in different provinces of the United Kingdom, and migrate to Australia, Canada, China, Dubai, Switzerland, Nepal, amongst many other international countries. The reason for the […]
Inspiring communities begin to spring up to foster learning for STEM girls in their latent and creative capabilities in spite of the alarming increase of the gender workforce gap. Within the science and engineering (S&E) labor force, it used to be so tough for women to break into the field because of the lack of […]
Representatives of some of the thirteen of the most renowned theaters in England have expressed their concerns about the state of arts education in the country. According to the art directors of theaters like the Bristol Old Vic, or the Chichester Festival Theatre, education in art subjects is underfunded continuously. What is more worrying to […]
Thousands of kids at a school at Norwich anticipates of their new principal, Jim Nixon, for the incoming summer season. “I am delighted to have been appointed as the principal of Ormiston Denes Academy and I am looking forward to meeting with parents, carers, and students in September. I have greatly enjoyed working closely with […]
Department for Education (DfE) revealed the plan for building “the best EdTech ecosystem in the world” by implementing the new strategy. UK economy has estimated that the edtech exports have a £170 million value in developing future learning technologies in the face of tightening school budgets. Daphne Koller, the online study space creator of Coursera, […]
Recent news came on weeks ago about the two leading think-tanks called the TIDE project at the University of Liverpool and Runnymede Trust. These two calls for the need for teaching empire and migration as compulsory in secondary schools. These subjects can be taught in some exam boards but these are only subjected as optional […]
The balance of admission of poorer students in Englands’s grammar schools has lowered. The government released the funding of £50m to make sure that this category of children will have access to proper education. But despite the funding and the influence of ministers towards schools to diversify their admissions, the rates of poorer students in […]
On the annual ceremony to celebrate the benefactors, held by the university, Oxford University awarded Dr. Cyrus Poonawalla and seven other with an honorary degree. The ceremony is called the Encaenia, and it happens on the Wednesday of the ninth week during the Trinity Term. It’s an annual ceremony at which the Oxford University awards […]
The statutory guidance on “Relationship Education, Relationships and Sex Education and Health Education”(RSHE) issued by the Department of Education has been received with accolades in the UK. After 2000, this is the first time this guidance has been updated. The Secretary of State for education, Rt. Hon Damian Hinds MP, stressed the importance of teaching […]
