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Students at Havering College and Royal Liberty. - Credit: Roayl Liberty/Shanise Garner We've heard about the the quick changes schools have had to make for home learning and the strain on the teaching staff to carry on as "normal," but how is home learning affecting secondary school pupils? The Recorder spoke to students from the Royal Liberty, Bower Park Academy and Havering College. This is their take. Most students agreed the best thing about lockdown was not having to get up and go in to school. Niamh Scannell, in Year 11 at Bower Park, Collier Row, said: "It’s a lot easier to g...

How the NFL Risks the Health of Cheerleaders, Its Hardest Working, Lowest Paid Women Illustration: Elena Scotti (Photos: Getty Images) Emily Leibert Save Watching NFL cheerleaders perform for limited or nonexistent crowds with masks obscuring their white strip-sponsored smiles was one of the more off-putting spectacles of 2020. In spite of the coronavirus pandemic, they waved pom-poms and danced, all with unflinching loyalty to the godforsaken game of football. Advertisement But the uncanny presence of cheerleaders during a global health meltdown snowballed into something more ominous when tw...

Blue Springs hosted Christmas safari Blue Springs safari hosted it's first Christmas safari Posted: Dec 12, 2020 12:32 AM Updated: Dec 14, 2020 9:46 AM Posted By: Taylor Tucker BLUE SPRINGS, Miss (WTVA) - At Blue Springs Safari people can see and interact with a wide variety of animals; from exotic animals to domestic farm animals. During the holidays, people can see a lot more than that. "It's a lot of lights to hang for sure," said the owner of Blue Springs Safari John Johnson.  Since early December people have been able to come out to feed exotic animals and enjoy a safari ride while al...

Bailey Davis will become the first East Tennessee State University student to complete a bachelor of science in the rehabilitative health sciences program after graduating Saturday.

BCHS JAG program takes over Angel Tree project, invites community to help BROWNSTOWN Peggy Kovert was Brownstown Central High School’s Angel Tree sponsor and main influencer to ensure local kids have a good Christmas. After the longtime teacher died unexpectedly Oct. 18, the school’s Jobs for America’s Graduates program was approached about inheriting the tree to continue Kovert’s tradition and its mission. Story continues below gallery 1 of 4 Brownstown Central High School Jobs for America's Graduates students, from left, senior Marena Ballard and juniors Gracie Boles, Reanna Ruddick...