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6-year-old boy found carrying a knife at North London schools
6-year-old boy found carrying a knife at North London schools
A six-year-old north London boy was among 1,000 youngsters caught taking knives into school last year, a new report has revealed. Hundreds of children were caught taking blades onto school premises, figures show, with the youngest aged just four. Weapons seized by police included machetes, hunting knives, a samurai sword and...
24.08.2019
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School bus filled with students bursted in flames in Essex
School bus filled with students bursted in flames in Essex
A bus carrying children to school has been completely destroyed after it caught fire. The blaze happened at about 8.45 am on the A127 near Wickford, in Essex. Pupils from Southend High School for Girls were among others on board when it burst into flames. No-one was hurt in the...
01.07.2019
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Review calls for tuition fees to be cut down to £7,500
Review calls for tuition fees to be cut down to £7,500
University tuition fees in England should be cut to £7,500, according to a review which would balance this by extending student loan repayments from 30 to 40 years. The government-commissioned review calls for better funding for students in vocational education. Maintenance grants to support poorer students, scrapped in 2016, should...
30.05.2019
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School pupils enlisted into the war against hate crime
School pupils enlisted into the war against hate crime
AN initiative designed to tackle bigotry, prejudice and hate crime is being launched in Enfield primary schools on 1 May. The Heartstone Odyssey is aimed at Year 5, 6 and 7 pupils and is built around the book of the same name which follows a fictional character, Chandra, and documents her...
28.04.2019
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Young Turkish students to perform in ‘BABY CAN’T WAIT’
Young Turkish students to perform in ‘BABY CAN’T WAIT’
A group of young Turkish students will be performing in the production called ‘BABY CAN’T WAIT’ the comedy play will be presented by Balıkçıoğlu Juniors theatre. The event is being sponsored by of Enfield Mayor Saray Karakuş as one of her selected Enfield Charity; taking place at 7pm on May...
25.04.2019
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House of Lords approves two-year degree courses
House of Lords approves two-year degree courses
PLANS to expand two-year degree courses at universities in England have been approved by the House of Lords. As a result, universities will be able to charge higher fees for these shorter, more intensive courses from this September. But the government conveys students who take up two-year degrees will still...
11.02.2019
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Turkish and Kurdish gangs in London set a bad example for students
Turkish and Kurdish gangs in London set a bad example for students
A secondary school ın London gave students homework on Turkısh and Kurdish gangs located in Tottenham and Hackney. ‘Tottenham Boys’ operating in North London, where Turkish and Kurdish citizens live interseivly, and another gang known as ‘Hackney Turks’ in east London, were presented as homework. These crime gangs, which could...
15.12.2018
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Students to be fined for making too much noise
Students to be fined for making too much noise
Students at the University of Bristol who keep their neighbours awake with noise now face a £100 fine. City residents have complained of parties in shared houses affecting whole streets due to the volume. Under the university’s scheme, each student in a property could be fined if wrongdoing was uncovered....
31.10.2018
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Uni students making too much noise to be fine £100
Uni students making too much noise to be fine £100
Students at the University of Bristol who keep their neighbours awake with noise now face a £100 fine. City residents have complained of parties in shared houses affecting whole streets due to the volume. Under the university’s scheme, each student in a property could be fined if wrongdoing was uncovered....
21.10.2018
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GCSE results rise despite challenging exams
GCSE results rise despite challenging exams
GCSE pass rates in England have risen this year – despite an overhaul to make the exams more demanding. The proportion of students reaching the pass levels – England’s new grade 4 and grade C in Wales and Northern Ireland – is up by 0.5% to 66.9%. For the first...
31.08.2018
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A level results: students attain rise in high grades
A level results: students attain rise in high grades
A-level students have been awarded the highest proportion of As and A*s since 2012, amid changes toughening the exams in England. Some 26.4% of exams have been awarded these top grades this year – but the proportion gaining A* to C dropped to 78.4% from 79% last year. England’s exams...
23.08.2018
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A-Level results highest since 2012
A-Level results highest since 2012
The highest proportion of As and A* have been awarded to student since 2012. This week A-level students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland were given there result and for the first time in 6 years they were awarded top grades, with some 26.4% of exams being As or A*....
17.08.2018
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Tuition fees set to increase for students
Tuition fees set to increase for students
THE tuition fee system for England’s universities is set to increase for students, hence giving taxpayers poor value for money, asserts a parliamentary committee. The House of Lords economic affairs committee established evidence that the student loan book would grow to over £1 trillion over the next 25 years. The...
18.06.2018
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Watches are banned from GSCE and A- level exams
Watches are banned from GSCE and A- level exams
WATCHES are being removed from students before taking their GCSE and A-level exams in aim to combat cheating. Students have been to remove their watches before their exam in many cases the watches are pace on the desk but depending on the invigilators it can be demanded they are left...
17.05.2018
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London ranks first for students
London ranks first for students
LONDON has been listed as the best city in the world for university students. The top 30 rankings for student cities, formulated by the QS higher education data analysts, has formerly ranked Montreal and Paris in first place. The ratings are circulated upon elements such as the quantity of top...
12.05.2018
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May Day celebrations in London
May Day celebrations in London
INTERNATIONAL Workers Day was celebrated in London with the participation of thousands of people. A large number of public and private sector workers, trade union members, NGO representatives, students and pensions from London, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland, gathered in the Clerkenwell neighbourhood of the city for activities in...
03.05.2018
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BBC to help students identify ‘fake news’
BBC to help students identify ‘fake news’
The BBC is to launch a new scheme to help young people identify real news and filter out fake or false information.
06.12.2017
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Hate crime reporting app introduced to students
Hate crime reporting app introduced to students
A BRAND new technology tool has been introduced by the Haringey police in order to tackle hate crimes in schools in Tottenham and Wood Green
24.10.2017
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