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Locks Heath Junior School lunch policy angers parents - Vimarsana News

Locks Heath Junior School lunch policy angers parents

Karen Upton was shocked to hear pupils at Locks Heath Junior School are being 'forced' to eat lunch outside in freezing cold conditions.

Even children can have suicidal tendencies: Experts - Vimarsana News

Even children can have suicidal tendencies: Experts

KUALA LUMPUR: About a year ago, a casual assessment of the mental health of pupils at a primary school here yielded a surprising finding – a Year Five...

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Ipswich pupils enjoy drama workshop with West End performers - Vimarsana News

Ipswich pupils enjoy drama workshop with West End performers

Primary school pupils from four Suffolk schools meet West End performers for a drama workshop on Valentine’s Day.

Review: THE BOY AT THE BACK OF THE CLASS, Rose Theatre - Vimarsana News

Review: THE BOY AT THE BACK OF THE CLASS, Rose Theatre

Onjali Q. Raúf’s The Boy at the Back of the Class has become a widely read novel since its publication in 2018. The book, and recently adapted play, tells the story of refugee boy Ahmet arriving at a London primary school and having to integrate into the Year Five class. Adapted by Nick Ahad, the play is told from the perspective of a fellow classmate of Ahmet’s, Alexa, as she and her friends learn about refugees and the trails that they face.

Parents clash over police force's 'child labour' speed gun stunt - Vimarsana News

Parents clash over police force's 'child labour' speed gun stunt

After furious motorists accused police of using 'child labour' by enlisting schoolchildren to point speed guns at drivers, residents have spoken out over the 'irresponsible' PR stunt, saying 'just not safe'.