Senior Vice President, EMEA Digital Sales, Salesforce ; ex-Google, ex-IBM, Speaker and Board member Lalitha is a globally recognized leader in technology. She is a…
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Demand for London primary schools falls again, as more children offered their first choice
Resulting drop in funding could see schools forced to close, cut staff and reduce curriculum, councils warn. There has been further fall in demand for…
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UK schools ‘bewildered’ by AI and do not trust tech firms
School leaders announce launch of body to protect students from the risks of artificial intelligence. Schools are “bewildered” by the fast pace of development in…
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Welsh government issues new rules to bring down cost of school uniforms
School badges, logos and branded items must not be compulsory amid cost of living crisis, says Labour-led government. Schools in Wales have been told that…
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Texas guts ‘woke civics’. Now kids can’t engage in a key democratic process
The defining experience of Jordan Zamora-Garcia’s high school career – a hands-on group project in civics class that spurred a new city ordinance in his…
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London’s free schools meals scheme ‘could pave way to national roll-out’
The wider benefits of universal free school meals in London’s primary schools will be assessed. An investigation will be launched into the impact of giving free…
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Childcare overhaul will create ‘very odd incentives’ for wealthy parents, MPs told
Childcare overhaul is like ‘a new branch of the welfare state’, expert says. Londoners could end up refusing substantial pay rises in a bid to…
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UK needs time to recruit more maths teachers, PM concedes
Rishi Sunak says students in England will not be forced to study subject at A-level as he defends education plan. Rishi Sunak has admitted the…
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Citizen scientists join fight to clean up rivers
The past year has seen public anger over pollution in rivers and waterways. According to the environmental charity Earthwatch, people are increasingly taking pollution monitoring…
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British Indian author Preti Taneja bags Gordon Burn Prize for ‘Aftermath’ on 2019 London Bridge terror attack .
LONDON: British Indian author Preti Taneja has said that ‘Aftermath’ is the hardest book she hopes she would ever write after the work set in…
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