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Prince Edward to participate in the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Forum, in Cluj - Vimarsana News

Prince Edward to participate in the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Forum, in Cluj

Foreign leaders, including Prince Edward, the brother of King Charles III, are set to gather for the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Forum,...

Energy efficiency awards launched for industry, construction projects | Environment - Vimarsana News

Energy efficiency awards launched for industry, construction projects | Environment

An award programme was launched in Hanoi on August 26, seeking to honour energy efficient industrial enterprises, construction works, and products.

Fury over 'woke' call to cancel traditional terms like 'Sir' and 'Miss' in schools - Vimarsana News

Fury over 'woke' call to cancel traditional terms like 'Sir' and 'Miss' in schools

Dr Elly Barnes (pictured), chief exec of Educate and Celebrate which spreads positive messaging about LGBT acceptance, recommended dropping words such as 'boy', 'girl', 'son' and 'mother'.

No more 'Sir' and 'Miss' as charity calls for children to use gender-free terms like 'Teacher' - Vimarsana News

No more 'Sir' and 'Miss' as charity calls for children to use gender-free terms like 'Teacher'

A training session held by a pro-LGBT education charity has recommended that school pupils should refer to their tutors as 'teacher' instead of gendered titles such as 'Mr' and 'Mrs'.

Replacing 'Sir' and 'Miss' with gender-neutral terms should 'NOT be happening' in schools, says DfE - Vimarsana News

Replacing 'Sir' and 'Miss' with gender-neutral terms should 'NOT be happening' in schools, says DfE

Dr Elly Barnes (pictured), head of the Educate and Celebrate charity, told an NEU webinar teachers could be addressed as 'Teacher' followed by their surname rather than 'Mr', 'Miss' or 'Mrs'.