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Five Northern Ireland companies are recognised in annual Queen's Awards Economy Minister Diane Dodds with PAC Group business development director Darren Leslie outside Stormont. Picture: Francine Montgomery / Excalibur Press Gary McDonald Business Editor 29 April, 2021 01:00 Alan Lowry, managing director of Newtownabbey-based Environmental Street Furniture (ESF), which is amont the Northern Ireland recipients of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise FIVE companies in Northern Ireland are among 205 from across the UK confirmed as latest winners of th...

Sarah McGee of Western Trust CAHMS said: “Eating Disorders are more common than ever before. “1.6 million people in UK directly affected by Eating disorders, 11 per cent are male. There was a 34 percent rise in number of hospital inpatient admissions since 2005. 1 in 100 women between 15-30 years are affected by anorexia and72 percent of young people with eating disorder also self-harm.” Explaining what an eating disorder is, Sarah said: “There is a wide spectrum of eating patterns in childhood and adolescents. Only a few of these are problematic and most would not constitute an...

UISD test results have seen struggles; online testing coming in 2023 Jan. 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail NEWTON - MARCH 3: Alexis Zelada works on a sample SAT during her Kaplan SAT Course in Newton, Massachusetts on March 3, 2005. The class, taught at one of Kaplan's Test Prep and Admissions centers, helps prepare high school students for the SAT. (Photo by John Nordell/The Christian Science Monitor via Getty Images)John Nordell/Getty Images The UISD Board of Trustees was updated on the December STAAR exam results during a special call meeting on Thursday. And at the meeting, it was reveale...

Highland Council provides region's schools with new Read&Write software package By Philip Murray Published: 09:30, 03 January 2021 Get the Northern Times sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper A NEW literacy tool which will help support teaching in the classroom and at home has been launched in the Highlands. Highland Council has teamed up with Text Help to ensure that all pupils and teachers have access to Read&Write software, which aims to support learning both in the classroom and in the home on any device. Schools in Highland have over ...

© PRESS AND JOURNAL Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up All pupils and teachers across Highland now have access to online literacy software to support learning in the classroom and at home on any device. A Connecting Scotland grant has enabled Highland Council investment in Read&Write software for 30,000 Chromebooks in use by pupils and teachers across the region. Read&Write is an award-winning literacy toolbar that hel...