Kent headteachers back smartphone ban after Netflix's Adolescence

Kent headteachers again smartphone ban after Netflix’s Adolescence

Patrick Barlow BBC Information, South East Getty Photos College headteachers have expressed considerations about kids as younger as seven having smartphones Youngsters as younger as seven are being given smartphones, with some major college pupils consuming dangerous misogynistic content material, a headteacher has stated. Sophia Dover, headteacher at Cheriton Main College close to Folkestone in…

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Private school parents must pay 'fair share', court told

Non-public faculty mother and father should pay ‘fair proportion’, courtroom informed

The federal government has defended its coverage of including VAT to non-public faculty charges, telling the Excessive Courtroom it enhances “the equity of the tax system total”. Barristers representing Chancellor Rachel Reeves, in addition to HMRC and the Division for Training, stated they needed to lift requirements for the 94% of youngsters who attend state…

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'Talent' and 'money' leaving Wales due to scheme, universities warn

‘Expertise’ and ‘cash’ leaving Wales as a result of scheme, universities warn

Bethan Lewis Training & household correspondent, BBC Wales Information Kyle Greenland Kyle Greenland from Caerphilly is now learning for a doctorate at Imperial Faculty London after participating within the first Seren programme in 2015 There needs to be adjustments to a scheme which sends younger Welsh “expertise” and “cash” to English universities at a time…

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Legal action begins over private school VAT changes

Authorized motion begins over personal college VAT adjustments

The federal government’s coverage of including VAT to non-public college charges will “intervene with the elemental proper to training”, the Excessive Courtroom has heard. In entrance of a packed court docket room, with headteachers and college students at school uniforms listening from the general public gallery, Lord David Pannick KC, argued the coverage is discriminatory….

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