Health organizations and the local authority in Shropshire are making strides in enhancing support for children and youths with Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND), as stated in a recent report. The Department for Education and NHS England conducted a six-month progress assessment of the Accelerated Progress Plan, acknowledging robust intentions from officer leadership and […]
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The UK is bracing for a wintry spell just before Christmas, as the latest weather forecasts predict a significant snowfall in certain regions. An icy blast originating from Iceland is anticipated to sweep across the country, bringing temperatures plummeting to below -10°C. Projections indicate that parts of northern England might witness snowfall on Christmas Eve. […]
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The UK is bracing for a probable dip in its standings in the Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) rankings, which evaluate the educational achievements of 15-year-olds worldwide. Anticipated to be released this week by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the results are expected to reflect the disruptive impact of the COVID-19 […]
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Metro Bank has recently unveiled its strategy to downsize its workforce by 20%, equating to approximately 800 job cuts, as part of a comprehensive plan aimed at rescuing the bank from financial strain. The challenger bank, facing substantial challenges, had previously announced a cost-cutting initiative amounting to £30 million. However, to fortify its financial standing, […]
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In the early hours of Monday’s Asian session, the EUR/USD pair finds itself in a tight trading range, hovering just above the mid-1.0500s. The first day of the week witnesses the currency struggling to establish a clear direction as it grapples with various market forces. The daily chart paints a bearish picture, depicting the formation […]
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In a recent development, a judge has ordered the custody of five children who traveled to Pakistan with the father and stepmother of 10-year-old Sara Sharif. This decision comes as part of an ongoing investigation into the tragic death of Sara Sharif, whose body was discovered at her home in Woking on August 10th. Her […]
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Asylum Claims and Backlog Soar to Record Highs in the UK The United Kingdom is facing a significant surge in new asylum claims and an unprecedented backlog of individuals awaiting initial decisions. Despite the government’s 2019 pledge to decrease the influx of people entering the UK, both legal migration for work and studies have also […]
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In a surprising move, China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), has announced a reduction in one of its key lending rates while leaving another unchanged. This decision has caught economists off guard, as they were anticipating more assertive measures to bolster the nation’s economic growth amidst growing concerns about its trajectory. As […]
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Revival of Music Education in Schools Faces Challenges, Experts Warn As the September deadline looms for schools to unveil their “music development plan,” subject experts are cautioning that the government’s efforts to revitalize music education will fall short without additional training, funding, and specialized teachers. The national music education plan, introduced last year, calls for […]
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Schools in Northern Ireland will experience a significant reduction in funding for shared education programs starting from September. The funding cut of 50% will affect hundreds of schools that participate in shared education initiatives, where students from diverse backgrounds and different schools come together for joint classes and activities. The Education Authority (EA) cited the […]
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