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In today’s fast-paced world, teamwork has become an essential skill in all aspects of life. And in the field of education, collaboration among students has proven to be a powerful tool for success. As the saying goes, “no man is …

In 1962, the Crystals released a song titled "He Hit Me (And it Felt Like a Kiss)." The poignant lyrics of one of America’s most famous "girl groups" at that time, included the lines, “If he didn’t care for me, …

A 14-year-old girl, Sarika Watkins-Singh, spent nine weeks working in isolation in a classroom, prevented from joining her friends in the playground, and accompanied by a teacher when she went to the toilet. All due to her determination to wear …

The late Joan Gibson, my dear friend, was an exemplary instructor of physical education who possessed a remarkable talent for working with her hands. She lived 97 years on this earth.

Joan was born in Cardiff to William Gibson, a …

Back in 2004, personalised learning was the hypothetical future of education. Tony Blair and David Miliband, the then-education secretary, claimed that personalised learning would "revolutionise" education. The idea behind this was to tailor teaching methods and styles to an individual’s …

Geoffrey Marshall, my father, passed away at the age of 92. He was a dedicated headteacher for 35 years, leading three primary schools with a deep conviction that education should be a selfless service to children. His approach emphasized the …

Conservative-led governments have consistently underfunded schools, providing meagre resources to all public sector institutions. As a member of the National Education Union, I fully support the campaign for increased funding as an election issue. However, both Conservative and Labour governments …

International students enrolled in British universities are concerned that the government’s recent announcement of offering a two-year post-study work visa to future students could leave them in a disadvantageous position. As per the announcement, the new policy will only be …

Currently, the fees for home and EU undergraduates at Kingston University stand at £9,250. However, international students must pay varied fees based on their chosen course, ranging between £13,900 and £16,200 for the first year, with annual increases. These costs …

Gabriella Saponara was initially considering pursuing a degree in accountancy at university until she discovered the school-leavers’ programmes at a career fair, which provide a fast track into the profession. She landed a job at Ernst and Young and is …