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The Scottish government is facing increasing pressure to take action on a looming crisis in the childminding sector. Reports have highlighted that growing number of providers are quitting the profession, with almost half of all registered childminders estimated to leave over the next five years. This would create a severe shortage of childcare places for

In a statement, Chris Grayling, the Transport Secretary, acknowledged that public sector pay rises were insufficient to keep up with inflation. Mr Grayling said, “We are determined to reward those in the public sector for their hard work and dedication, but unfortunately, wage increases cannot match rising prices.” Read the rest of the article here:  https://www.ipgce.com/public-sector-pay-rise-does-not-math-inflation/

Despite the educational success, minority ethnic groups in the UK still face discrimination in terms of pay and careers, according to a new study. The Institute for Fiscal Studies report found that while most minority groups outperform their white British counterparts in exams and university attendance, their earnings and job prospects are still lagging. Read

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has announced that its members will participate in an industrial action on Thursday, 12th December 2019. This is due to the ongoing pay dispute between the RCN and the Department of Health. Read the rest of the article here: https://www.ipgce.com/nurses-decided-to-go-on-strike Contact us here: https://www.ipgce.com/contact-us As a result of the planned industrial

It’s 6 am, and Samuel is already getting his sons ready for school. He calls them dressed and fed before walking them to the bus stop. He then heads to the Jobcentre to sign on for his benefits. It’s a long wait in line, but he is finally seen and given his weekly money. Read

The UK Education Minister, Gavin Williamson, has issued a stern warning to the teaching profession – that it must become more flexible or risk losing out to other industries. Speaking at a virtual conference on teacher recruitment and retention, Mr Williamson said teachers needed to be able to move between roles and schools if they

Strep A is a common cause of infections, and schools can be at risk for outbreaks. To help reduce the spread of disease, it is important to take preventive measures, such as giving students and staff prophylactic antibiotics. This helps to reduce the chances of an outbreak occurring in the school environment. The antibiotics given

Living in Manchester as a student can be expensive, so finding ways to make the most of your money is important. One way to do this is by taking advantage of the tuition fee loan payment of £170, which all students who study in Manchester are eligible for. This money can cover day-to-day expenses such