The Guardian says France faces one of its biggest education strikes in decades on Thursday.
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Creamy Ferrero Rocher dessert (no bake) recipe - perfect for parties!
This flavoursome dessert is quick and easy and the perfect chocolate addition for a New Years Eve party.
'Delicious' Chicken pesto sandwiches recipe
Join us in making these delicious chicken pesto sandwiches that are super simple and packed full of flavour.
How to lose weight in 3 simple steps
Losing weight should be done in a safe way and if you have any health issues it’s best to seek medical advice before you start.
9 simple, quick tips to lose weight fast
Here are nine simple, quick tips to help you lose weight that doesn’t involve exercising. However, if you choose to get your body moving it will help with even faster…
Dutch Stroopwafel cupcakes - easy recipe packed full of flavour!
Dutch Stroopwafel cupcakes – easy recipe. They’re the complete package: sweet, salty caramel, soft inside, crunchy exterior, delicious texture, super yummy and surprisingly filling.
The 3 Best Diet Plans For 2022
With 2022 just around the corner, healthy living will be top of most people’s agendas for the new year.
Google reveals UK's most popular searches of 2021 including Matt Hancock and Squid Game
The UK’s most searched for trends and terms over 2021 have been released and include everything from political scandals, celebrities and of course Covid.
Money tips - how to return unwanted Christmas gifts
Christmas is over and it’s time to return any unwanted Christmas gifts before the new year starts. It’s helpful to know your rights ahead of heading out to the stores.
Things to do in the strange period between Christmas and New Year
The big day is finally over – after weeks of anticipation, preparing and excitement, the festive spirit of Christmas has passed along with the day itself.
The Year In Review 2021 - October & November - Barbados becomes a republic
The Year In Review 2021 – October & November – Barbados becomes a republic
A Three Layer Vanilla Cake Recipe
A show-stopping triple-tiered cake is easier to accomplish than you think in this straightforward vanilla buttercream rendition by VICE.
Josephine Baker becomes first Black woman to enter France’s Panthéon Paris
French-American rights activist Josephine Baker became the first Black woman to enter France’s Panthéon mausoleum of outstanding historical figures.
Women under 35 face higher risk of breast cancer spreading – study
The Guardian says women diagnosed with breast cancer under the age of 35 face a higher risk of it spreading, according to the first global study of its kind.
Fan ban will hurt but the FA needs to answer some tough questions
The Guardian says for a few years now English football has been able to take the high ground.
Jacky Wright and Marcus Rashford in Top 10 most powerful black Britons
The Guardian says Jacky Wright, the businesswoman named as the UK’s most influential black person
GCSE and A-level pupils to be awarded fewer top grades in 2022, says Ofqual
The Guardian says pupils sitting GCSEs and A-levels next summer will receive fewer top grades than this year’s cohort, but will be given advance notice
School Covid absences plunge after classroom bubbles axed, with 122,500 pupils off compared to 1m in July peak
The i says more than nine in 10 state school pupils in England were in class last week, official figures show.
Covid winter plan B: School bubbles and masks for pupils could return if cases surge
The i says classrooms “bubbles” could be brought back to control mixing between school pupils if Covid infections surge this autumn and winter.
A-levels: Government targets 2024 for numerical A-level grades – but no new top grade 10 for GCSEs
The i says the Government is targeting 2024 as the year to introduce numerical grades for A-levels, i can reveal.
Met Police sergeant's son, 20, who escaped prosecution for killing two men
Met Police sergeant’s son, 20, who escaped prosecution for killing two men while drug-driving in his father’s Audi is being sued by one of their families in a £200,000 private…
Extreme views and conspiracism rising among England’s pupils, research finds
The Guardian says teachers are reporting a rise in extremist views and conspiracy theories among pupils
Online consumer fury is futile – it’s better to hit firms in the pocket
The i says so, what angry boycott are you currently taking part in? Oh, come on, you must have at least one righteous consumer stance you are adopting right now.
Parents forced to queue for school uniforms after supply shortage
The Metro says children going back to school in less than a week’s time will be without some of their uniform following major supply issues.
School holidays 2021-22: Term dates in full for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
The i says the new school year is almost upon us – or has already started if you live in Scotland.
‘Everyone is really nervous’: UK teachers on going back to school
The Guardian says as most schools across the UK start the new term, with pupils in Scotland having been back for two weeks
The Kindness Test: BBC launches questionnaire to find out what makes people be kind
The i says No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted, Aesop said in his fable of The Lion and the Mouse.
Unions criticise English schools ‘more normal year’ campaign as naive
The Guardian says a new government campaign urging students in England to have twice-weekly Covid tests for “a more normal year” at school and college has been labelled as naive
Use 2020 as baseline for future exam results, argues former DfE adviser
The Guardian says future exam results in England should be permanently pegged to those awarded in 2020 to avoid pupils being hit by a fall in grades awarded.
GCSE results day - Higher marks expected as Labour says 500k students to leave school without support
The Independent says pupils across the country are set to receive their GCSE results this morning, which are expected to contain a record number of top results.
Students offered £10,000 to switch medical schools
The Times says students of medicine will be offered £10,000 to move medical schools after more university applicants than expected met the terms of their offers.
British youth blame capitalism for climate change and racism
A new poll reveals 75% of young Bits think socialism is a “good idea” and say capitalism fuels climate change and racism.
Jordan ranks fifth in Arab world in quality of education (2021)
Jordan ranked fifth in the Arab world and 45 globally in the World Education Quality Index issued by the World Economic Forum in Davos 2021.
Recipe: Herbed potato salad, grilled prawns from Nigel Slater
Nigel Slater’s recipe for herbed potato salad, grilled prawns Here is Nigel Slater’s recipe: The recipe Wipe 1 kg of new potatoes and cook them for approximately 15 minutes in…
3 Plant-Based Recipes for Ramadan
3 Plant-Based Recipes for Ramadan Ramadan is being observed by Muslims worldwide. It is a month of prayer, self-reflection, fasting, worship and helping those less fortunate. Ramadan is celebrated all…
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