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National autism awareness month: supporting students with autism to thrive with learning
This April marks National Autism Awareness month, an event dedicated to raising awareness and understanding around autism, the challenges it brings and ways we can create a more inclusive society
Edtech’s time in the sun
For years now there has being a quiet buzz within the education technology sector about its potential to transform teaching and learning, but with Covid-19 forcing schools around the world
Helping young people succeed in society
Covid-19 has affected each and every one of us in more ways than one – from unemployment and disruption to education, through to the impact on mental wellbeing and our
Creating a more equitable approach to further education
Earlier this year the death of George Floyd sparked global outcry and a closer look at the systemic racism in our education system, with many universities acknowledging the need to
Combatting food insecurity for children: the role of Free School Meals and the National Food Strategy
The first part of the two-part National Food Strategy (NFS) was published at the end of July and has made several recommendations on behalf of young people in England. Henry
Why FE needs to change post Covid-19
Without question, further education (FE) is a central pillar of our education system, providing 2.2 million people with the training and skills required to thrive in the workplace, while also