Parents should be encouraging their children to read stories about black characters, an author has said. Catherine Johnson said: “Children – white readers – will read books about bears and...
Some countries have laws against this inhumane practice, which just worsens existing trauma. Why don’t we?
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The Commission on Young Lives has published a report looking at school exclusion and its links to exploitation and other adverse outcomes. The report summarises current data and research around schools...
Parents should be encouraging their children to read stories about black characters, an author has said. Catherine Johnson said: “Children – white readers – will read books about bears and owls and...
Some countries have laws against this inhumane practice, which just worsens existing trauma. Why don’t we?
Read the full article on this link to The Guardian
The Commission on Young Lives has published a report looking at school exclusion and its links to exploitation and other adverse outcomes. The report summarises current data and research around schools exclusions...
When a lost non-verbal teenager ends up in an immigration centre, it’s clear citizenship has become a privilege, not a right
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In February 2022, the government announced reforms to the English higher education system as part of its long-awaited response to the 2019 Augar Review of post-16 education. In addition to introducing changes to the...
Anne Longfield says ‘exclusions culture’ rewards removal of some vulnerable children from school roll
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Black children are disadvantaged in schools because they are viewed as “less innocent” and more adult-like, a report says. The Commission on Young Lives in England report says this process of...
In the past three years, some 227,000 private renters in England have had their tenancies ended with no explanation, a new YouGov poll has suggested.
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Two members of the Windrush cross-government working group have resigned, citing unhappiness with ministers’ response to the Windrush scandal. Bishop Joe Aldred, and Arike Oke, who represented the Black Cultural...
Exclusive: poor healthcare and conditions at sites such as Napier worsen mental and physical illness, Doctors of the World says
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