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Underhill named first director of HLSCC Institute of Education
in All News / By: BVI News on Jan 12, 2022 8:06 AM /
Sandy Underhill
Highly experienced educator Sandy Harrigan-Underhill has been appointed as the first director of the new Institute of Education at H Lavity…
From Navy to UMSL: Benjamin Ebert’s eclectic journey through higher education – UMSL…
Navy veteran and single father Benjamin Ebert is on track to earn a bachelor's and master's degree in criminology and criminal justice as part of the BS and MA dual degree program and also earn a bachelor's degree…
UK Education Minister Nadhim Zahawi says reducing COVID isolation will ease pressures on workforce,…
British Secretary of State for Education Nadhim Zahawi on Sunday defended the reduction of the isolation period for people who test positive for the coronavirus.
Asked about the decision, he said: "It would definitely…
Providing social care on par with NHS or education, says Justin Welby | Social Protection
The Archbishop of Canterbury called for a new 'pact' on social care between state and people, similar to the provision of the NHS and education, which makes 'absolute worth and dignity' the priority absolute.Justin Welby, head of the Church…
England’s education minister said classes could be merged to allow schools to remain open
Updated 1 hour ago ADDITIONAL CORONAVIRUS MEASURES in schools across England will not be in place "for a day longer than we need," his education secretary pledged, as concerns were expressed over ''…
Ashes a tough upbringing for England hitters: Thorpe
Graham Thorpe said he believed England's underperforming hitters had received "a wake-up call" by their struggling Ashes and had already started to rebuild their techniques.
With head coach Chris Silverwood isolated due to the Covid-19…
Henry Brothers appointed to Department of Education Building Framework
Henry Brothers, based in Nottingham, was first named as part of the building of the Department of Education (DfE). The company has been successful on the mid-value strip - £ 6-12million projects - for the east of England. The framework -!-->…
A good education and lifelong learning can help fight dementia
The positive effect on the mind of imbibing all this knowledge can extend into old age, scientists say. In a study that looked at how academics' brains work, researchers found that a good education can stop some degenerative effects.…
Why we say “Merry” Christmas and not “Merry” Christmas
The festive spirit of the end of the year around the world surrounds Christmas which marks the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated on December 25. It is one of the biggest religious holidays which is celebrated with various meetings,…