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A recent study has revealed the need for increased focus on student well-being in Australian Year 7 classrooms. The findings demonstrated that students in Year 7 are at a stage of critical transition, with their physical and mental health both being especially vulnerable during this period. Read the rest of the article here:  https://www.ipgce.com/australian-year-7-requires-more-support/ Contact us […]

The British police have recently been given a new set of powers to crack down on protests, particularly those relating to climate change. Under the new laws, police can impose restrictions such as noise and time limits, create buffer zones between protesters and targets of protest, and issue fines of up to £10,000 for breaches

Nurses in the UK are set to stage a 48-hour walkout on December 18th and 19th as part of their ongoing industrial action. The strike, organised by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) union, will affect patient care in England, with nurses refusing to work shifts over the two days in protest of pay cuts

News of the passing of a 6-year-old child due to a Streptococcus A infection has caused shock amongst parents and school staff. The incident occurred at a local primary school, where antibiotics were handed out in response. Read the rest of the article here:   Contact us here: https://www.ipgce.com/contact-us It is believed that the child contracted the

The inquiry into allegations of bullying against former foreign secretary Dominic Raab has been expanded to include a new complaint, Downing Street has said. The news follows the resignation from the government of Nimco Ali, a close ally of Mr Raab, who accused him on Sunday night of overseeing an “intolerable” working environment in his

The High Court in London has ruled against a woman with Down’s syndrome who sought to appeal an earlier decision denying her access to abortion services. The woman, known as ‘A’ for legal reasons, was represented by the charity Justice for Health and argued that she should be allowed access to abortion services despite not

The Minister of Children and Families, Edward Timpson, closed the debate on children’s social care reforms. The purpose of his speech was to address concerns about the impact of these changes on local authorities and the children in their care. Read the rest of the article here:   Contact us here: https://www.ipgce.com/contact-us Timpson began by outlining the

With schools across England facing a funding crisis, many are forced to make tough decisions regarding their staff and resources. According to a recent survey of school leaders, two-thirds said they would have to make teaching assistants redundant or reduce their hours. In addition, half of all respondents said they would need to cut mental

Watchdog says that universities still need to do more to tackle sexual misconduct against students. One year after the Office for Students (OfS) issued recommendations to improve policies and systems around sexual harassment and assault on college campuses, progress has been made. However, the watchdog said there is still more work to be done. Read