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Students have returned to their studies but bargain university rooms are still available for visitors

This summer, many holidaymakers on a budget discovered the money-saving secret of staying in university rooms out of term time. Often in central locations, university rooms are an inexpensive place to stay while students are away. But what happens now…

NBA, ACG AND BFI To Launch India’s Largest School-Based Basketball Program In Collaboration With Skechers

– ACG Jr. NBA Program Will Feature Nationwide 3v3 Tournament for Youth Ages 14 and Under – The National Basketball Association (NBA), ACG, a global leader in pharmaceutical solutions, and the Basketball Federation of India (BFI), the governing body of…

Popular Maths Tutor brings Oxbridge education to all with launch of new online platform

A popular Maths tutor with a proven track record in helping students excel at GCSE and A Level is bringing Oxbridge education to all with the launch of new online education platform, MyOxbridgeTutor. An experienced Accountant, Actuary and full time…

Hundreds of free courses on offer across Wales during Adult Learners’ Week

Hundreds of free online and in-person courses, taster sessions and events are being offered across Wales to boost people’s career prospects, skills, confidence and wellbeing during Adult Learners’ Week from September 9 to 15.   Co-ordinated by Learning and Work…

Resilient Eve thriving on her return to learning as an adult

Resilient Eve Salter believes she’s better prepared to learn as an adult than she ever was as a teenager and is now developing a career to provide a better life for herself and her family.   As a single parent…

Major Study Reveals Skills Children Need to Navigate an Uncertain Future

Parents value ‘soft skills’ over ‘hard skills’ to future-proof their children’s wellbeing, new research reveals. 38% cited resilience and the ability to cope through change as most important 38% are most concerned with their children developing interpersonal and social skills …

‘Sustainability Should be Taught in Our Schools’

Lincolnshire parents calling for more to be done in schools to help families adopt a sustainable lifestyle and protect the planet. Liam (38) and wife, Angela, from Crowland near Peterborough are among 40 per cent of parents claiming life with…

Archaeologist Howard Carter’s artwork now on display at The Egypt Centre

A rare painting by Howard Carter, the renowned archaeologist who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun, has gone on display at Swansea University’s Egypt Centre. On loan from the Egypt Exploration Society (EES), the watercolour features a relief from the Chapel…

Innovative quilt project brings new mums together to share feeding experiences

A unique project led by Swansea University is recording and sharing new mothers’ complicated feelings around feeding their babies. The varied experiences of mums involved have now been preserved and form an integral part of the Maternal Guilt Quilt project…

One third of UK schools not teaching dance – despite it being part of the specified national curriculum

Dance to School – the UK’s leading online platform for teaching dance – today shed light on the lack of confidence within schools to teach dance. The findings come after the recent 2023 Ofsted PE Subject report, which noted that…