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The Duke completes final official engagements in Aotearoa leg of Asia-Pacific tour Wellington, Saturday 18 November 2023 — The Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award in Aotearoa New Zealand marked its 60th anniversary with a special reception at Government ...
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A black teaching assistant has won £17,000 after she was banned from working from home during the Covid-19 pandemic while her white colleague was allowed to.
Abi Balogun showed Cubitt Town Infants' School (pictured) in London a letter saying that her young son who was battling cancer and vulnerable should shield at home during pandemic.
Published: 5:00 PM December 18, 2020 Children at Cubitt Town Infants' School on the Isle of Dogs have benefitted from a scheme which aims to ensure all schoolchildren have access to the necessary technology for learning. - Credit: Cubitt TOwn Infants School An Isle of Dogs primary school was the first to benefit from a partnership aimed at ensuring schoolchildren have access to the technology they need to learn. Year 2 pupils at Cubitt Town Infants' School received iPads as part of a collaboration between social enterprise TechInclusionUK and the Tower Hamlets Education Partnership (...