Teachers are disproportionately affected by long COVID according to new data
The second highest group of sufferers with long COVID work in teaching or education according…
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“If you want it to be fair you have to pay more money” – non-college students fear unjust A Level grading
Photo Credit: mel_88/Pixabay When Gavin Williamson announced in January that summer exams would once again…
“Think outside the box”- primary school teacher Richard Anderton talks about home-schooling
Photo credit: Richard Anderton Richard Anderton, teacher at Meer Green Primary School spoke to Birmingham…
Young people with disabilities face “barriers to employment” in pandemic recession
Experts fear that the suspension of assisted employment schemes will leave young people with disabilities excluded from a “hypercompetitive” job market.
Online learning: Government sends internet devices for 1 in 20 students in Birmingham
Birmingham has the highest number of internet devices sent out of all local authorities in…
Student rent strike: Birmingham University holds firm on accomodation prices
The University of Birmingham has refused to reduce the prices of its accommodation amidst nationwide calls for…
“It’s a disgrace”: Birmingham MP’s condemn “meagre” free school meal packages
“I find it disgusting that large corporations are putting profits before kids”, said Birmingham Councillor for Bromford and Hodge Hill Majid Mahmood.
BCU sports scholar supports NHS through lockdown
Birmingham City University sports scholar finds a way to break through the lockdown and support…
REVEALED: Birmingham tops exclusion table for Asians
Asian children temporarily suspended (actor — copyright Barnie Choudhury) Exclusive — Barnie Choudhury A generation…
University of Birmingham reject calls for tuition fee refunds
The University of Birmingham have dismissed calls made by students for tuition fee refunds in an official statement