Agreed Is Not Done: What Six Tribunal Cases Teach FE Leaders About Reasonable Adjustments
A member of your team discloses a neurodivergent condition. You do the right thing. You agree to an adjustment. You understandably feel that the difficult...
The University of Exeter has brought forward its carbon net zero target to 2030. After declaring an environment and climate emergency in 2019, the University…
Work on a new £20million community hub in Chryston has begun, with a turf-cutting event to mark the start of construction taking place on Monday…
AWARD-WINNING actress Nicole Faraday has been helping to coach students who are putting on a performance of the show that made her famous. She was…
STUDENTS with a passion for a career in medicine were given a hands-on operating theatre experience that was not for the squeamish when a touring…
COLEG CAMBRIA will be holding a series of open events in March. The sessions will take place in person at the following sites over the…
YOUNG dancers are hard at work rehearsing for the final of a prestigious competition after wowing judges on the way to winning a hotly contested…
Plymouth College of Art shortlisted for sustainability in Think Global Awards Plymouth College of Art has been shortlisted for the CSR/Sustainability Transformation Award at this…
Government launches new work experience programme with Speakers for Schools to inspire the next generation of female scientists, engineers and innovators Over 10 employers partner…
Former education secretary and defence secretary, Gavin Williamson, is to receive a knighthood. He became education secretary in the summer of 2019, after Boris Johnson…
A new study reveals gaps in cybersecurity in the workplace around educational institutions in the US A staggering 59% of employees in the education sector…
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