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A woman who turned to books during her recovery from brain surgery, a student who helps children following her own dyslexia diagnosis, and an enterprising childminder who aims to raise local literacy levels.

The families of the two students killed in Nottingham attended a vigil held outside the Nottingham University Student’s Union where medical student, Grace O’Malley-Kumar, and history student Barnaby Webber, had spent so much of their time.

'We can survive without literature, but we can survive better, with literature': Emeritus Professor Clive Probyn

PRESS RELEASE: HOW A ‘QUICK PINT’ TURNED INTO A CAREER IN ART Many people have had an opportune moment whilst having a pint in their local pub,…

AN Ellesmere Port secondary school has undergone a "transformation" and received a Good Ofsted inspection for the first time.

AN Ellesmere Port secondary school has undergone a "transformation" and received a Good Ofsted inspection for the first time.

'Miss' is evocative of Edwardian shop assistants and plays into a 'gendered view' of the world, according to Harris Westminster Sixth Form's executive principal

He had to dig deep in order to fly high. Money stood between him and his dream, but hungry and relentless, he clawed his way through. Commercial pilot Tajj Anderson burnt a coal kiln for over a month ...

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Leighton Park has been shortlisted for the prestigious ‘Independent Senior School of the Year’ award in the 2023 TES (Times Education…