Mean property and financial wealth in London and the South East grew 150 per cent and 50 per cent, respectively, in the decade up to 2018. In contrast, it increased by just three per cent in the North East of England.
The National Education Union says that the findings of OECD provide another worrying reminder that education in England is moving in the wrong direction.
Young people think that knowing the right people and being confident are more important for getting on in life than going to university, according to new Ipsos MORI polling published by the Sutton Trust.
Council leaders are urging first year university students to get vaccinated against meningitis, which could be mistaken for ‘freshers’ flu’ or a hangover, putting their lives at risk.
The proportion of young people who think it’s important to go to university when they are old enough has fallen steadily over the past six years, according to newIpsos MORI polling of young people published by the Sutton Trust.
The Sutton Trust is calling on the Chancellor to support a £3.2 billion reform to student funding – means-testing tuition fees and restoring maintenance grants – in this week’s Budget, in a new report that includes detailed projections of their potential costs and benefits.
There is an intense debate about Religious Education in schools today. What about Theology and Religious Studies in university departments? Graeme Smith, who teaches public theology and the University of Chichester, looks at what the discipline involves. What does this mean for the MPs and others scrutinising from the outside? "Well I suspect that when they do come calling we shall have some questions for them as well," says Dr Smith.
Professor Tina Beattie, Director of the Digby Stuart Research Centre for Religion, Society and Human Flourishing, is notifying her contacts that the University of Roehampton is currently advertising for PhD applicants, since they have been awarded a number of Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) scholarships.