From Wrexham to Glasgow as Devashree pursues AI ambitions

The former Maelor School pupil has a growing interest in AI and emerging technologies and hopes her degree will lead to a career developing technology that has a positive impact on people’s lives. “I’m really excited…

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Ofsted publishes new toolkit for inspecting prison and YOI education

The changes to inspection under the renewed framework include: higher expectations for prison education and skills training, which reflect standards of further education and skills provision in the community. a new…

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Study reveals the UK’s most popular jobs in 2026

Care workers make up the biggest full-time workforce overall, with over half a million (554,000) estimated employees in the year to March 2026. That’s about 2.5% of the UK’s 21.9 million full-time employees (not…

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Buckinghamshire College Group Recognised with Silver Award for Trauma-Informed Practice

Presented by Buckinghamshire Virtual School, the award builds on the College’s successful achievement of the Bronze Award last year and celebrates the significant progress made in embedding trauma-informed and…

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Placement propels Salford graduate into dream job

Securing the role just three months after graduating and shortly after completing her placement, Naomi, who is originally from Nigeria, is now flourishing in her dream job in communications. From studying for her…

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Salford student celebrates placement success with Ethel Harwood Memorial Prize

Noluthando recently completed her placement in the finance department at Salford City Council, where she strengthened her knowledge and expertise by supporting the management of the local authority’s financial services…

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The Staffroom Tension No One’s Naming This September

Some staff are about to return from a six week summer break where school age children will need collecting at 3.15pm again within days. Others are coming back from parental leave, from a period of sickness absence, or…

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NHS bosses warn of chaos in ADHD and autism care

The NHS Alliance, which represents health managers, says the current system in England represents a "bad deal" for patients and taxpayers alike. It points to big variations in what the NHS is being charged for…

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FDA approves updated Covid-19 vaccines for dominant XFG variant

The FDA approved Moderna, Novavax-Sanofi and Pfizer-BioNTech's updated Covid vaccines, the companies ⁠said on Thursday, ⁠after ​an advisory panel recommended that the shots should target ⁠the dominant XFG variant. All…

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Hypermobility - the little-known 'bendy disease' that causes pain and fatigue

She can do every yoga pose there is, but it was not until she turned 58 that she realised that this bendiness was not a good thing. In fact, it was the answer to all of the strange health problems she had been…

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