#EveryonesInvited: Now the conversation has started it must continue if society is to work together to eradicate sexual harassment in schools and colleges  Concerns of the existence of a rape culture in schools, colleges and universities have dominated the headlines. This media onslaught was stimulated by publication of thousands anonymous online testimonies, in which young people (mostly female) have detailed their accounts of their sexual harassment, abuse and assault that they suffered whilst at school or college. It has led to alarm that schools have in the past (and are still) failing to safeguard young people, in particular girls and young women in their care.

The past year has seen us become more isolated than ever before. With multiple national lockdowns and stay-at-home orders issued, we’ve ended up spending most of our time within the same four walls. Whether we’ve worked or socialised from home, we’ve been far away from the people we know and love.

Tilbury Douglas, a major construction company in the education sector, has announced the appointment of a new Head of Digital to focus on the company’s digital transformation strategy and Modern Methods of Construction.

 New report outlines how spending just 45 minutes on social media, online shopping and Netflix could be costing businesses thousands  Distracted Brits could have cost bosses £3900 each in ‘lost’ time during the pandemic according to a new study.

In response to the TUC’s analysis which shows that Covid-19 mortality rates during the pandemic are twice as high in insecure jobs than in other professions, Katie Schmuecker, Deputy Director of Policy and Partnerships  for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation said: