Boris Johnson has spoken of “a moral duty” to get all children back in class amid indications he would force pubs, restaurants and shops to close ahead of
Early-years childcare workers are quitting jobs blighted by low pay, long hours and poor prospects, says a report from the Social Mobility Commission. The workforce is “increasingly unstable”,
GCSE students in England will be able to drop subject areas in history and English literature exams next year. It follows concern that schools may not be able
Metropolitan State University of Denver is instituting mandatory, unpaid furlough days effective immediately for all staff and faculty who make more than $50,000 annually over the course of
Schools and colleges in England are being told by the exams watchdog to be more lenient this year about letting pupils stay on to take A-levels. Even if
Colorado school districts are planning for the start of the school year as new COVID-19 cases increase around the state. On Tuesday, the head of Colorado’s public health
In 1984, police and striking miners fought at the coking plant at Orgreave, South Yorkshire, in one of the most violent and pivotal clashes in British industrial history.
Many after school clubs have struggled to reopen due to restrictions in place to limit the spread of coronavirus, a leading body has told The Independent. These clubs
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