Oaklands College Support Teams Honoured in National Teaching Awards

The College’s Additional Learning Support (ALS) and LIFE teams have both been awarded Certificates of Achievement in the SEND and Inclusive Practice category of the 2026 Pearson National Teaching Awards . The awards…

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Heard about the ‘luteal uglies’? Women know more about our hormones than ever – and that’s beautiful | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Women's hormones have become trending topics and, as someone who only found out what a "luteal phase" is when she Googled it, mid-fertility panic, in her late 20s, I am somewhat in awe of the expertise with which younger…

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‘Bold and ethical’: doctors on AOC’s egg-freezing journey - and Maga’s criticisms of it

The 36-year-old New York congresswoman took to Instagram to document the process, complete with jabbing a syringe into her stomach on camera. "Don't be weird about this," Ocasio-Cortez said, "even though I know all of…

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Skills England Expert Network Welcomes Parenta’s Lisa Gooding

The invitation recognises her work in shaping curriculum and end-point assessment (EPA) for Early Years apprenticeships and gives the sector a direct voice in how national standards are built. What Is the Skills England…

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Moulton College students transform workplace facilities in industry partnership with Wilsonart® Bushboard

The plumbing and carpentry students from the College’s Higham Ferrers campus were given the opportunity to work alongside industry professionals, helping to transform staff welfare areas at Wilsonart® Bushboard’s…

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Validated Insights Report: Allied Health Training Market Is an Under-Marketed Growth Opportunity

The greatest potential is in credential programs targeted to geographic markets where no programs exist. According to the newly updated report from higher education marketing and research firm Validated Insights, demand…

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A moment that changed me: My stammer made life a misery – then a song gave me back my voice

Nobody realised I had a speech disability, because whenever I felt I was going to get stuck on a word, I switched it or stayed silent. I appeared fluent by avoiding certain sounds, words, situations and people. You'd…

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Anyone Can Type ‘Resilient’: Burnham and Gove are on the Wrong Route

Rome wasn’t built in a day, but apparently much of Britain can be franchised in a fortnight. The Future is education The announcement which matters most for young people and the future, though, relates to education. In a…

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The UK’s AI Skills Gap is Exactly what the Growth & Skills Levy Should Address

Arguably, it offers faster, flexible courses that empower businesses to respond to change and accelerate impact, while actively supporting social mobility through reforms like the Youth Guarantee. However, there is…

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‘A mouse can’t tell us what works’: UK scientists to grow miniature human organs for drug testing

Scientists will use the clumps of tissue to learn how diseases vary between patients, helping them identify which treatments are best for different people based on the particular pathology underlying their condition. The…

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