Staff shortages could force schools in England to send some pupils home
Headteachers say absence caused by spread of Omicron variant could undermine government’s effort to keep children in schools
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How the Police & Crime Commissioner can help young people
BCPD Trust a Luton based registered charity is inspiring young people into Education, Careers, Business and Sports. This article is focused around the Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) election this year. Voters will head to the polls to elect PCCs for Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Thames Valley on 6 May. As part of our continuous service to the community we have
Read moreWant to Study Medicine – UK Students
If you are thinking about studying medicine what are the routes available to you and how do you get into Medicine? These are one of the most competitive graduate courses and many students end up not receiving any placement offer. This should not put you off as there are different routes to studying medicine. We have put to together this
Read moreMen need to do their share in education
Fiona Carnie suggests we should acknowledge the importance that both parents play in children’s education
Read moreThe Guardian view on helping children recover: education is not enough
Whether or not schools reopen to all pupils in March, ministers must address wider concerns about the pandemic’s impact on the young
Read moreEnglish schools face tighter mask rules in government plan to reassure parents
Pupils will have to wear masks outside classroom bubbles amid plans for mass use of lateral flow tests
Read moreSupport migrant NHS and social care staff
Workers from overseas have risked their lives during the pandemic and should be given indefinite leave to remain, writes Mictin Janardhanan Ponmala, urging people to sign his petition
Read moreHungary approves Sputnik V jab – as it happened
Researchers say approach to pandemic needs to shift after news Oxford/ AstraZeneca jab does not stop mild or moderate illness with variant
- Oxford vaccine less effective against South Africa variant
- When will Britain’s Covid lockdown be lifted? Three scenarios
- Freedom and fairness: vaccine passport plans cause global unease
- ‘Another wave is possible’: Paris braces for UK variant
- Mexico’s vaccine program sees disastrous launch
‘All the markers of youth are being extended’: higher education, Covid and the debt burden
With graduate employment at a low ebb and some degrees costing more, young people are starting their adult lives with onerous debt
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Wales to reopen schools for children up to age 7 from 22 February
Decision follows Scottish plans for return to classrooms while schools in England will not reopen before March
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