SNP accuse Labour of ‘letting down’ students as exchange programme is slashed by £32 million
The SNP have accused Labour of ‘letting down young people’ following the announcement that the Turing Scheme’s funding will be cut.
The SNP have accused Labour of ‘letting down young people’ following the announcement that the Turing Scheme’s funding will be cut.
In a speech over the weekend, the Prime Minister declared his plans to ‘put the power of AI into the hands of the next generation’
The government claims this will help to raise 100,000 children out of poverty
The government has committed to funding maintenance projects at over 400 hospitals and 650 schools across the UK.
The government’s Plan for Change sees further funding for women in STEM
Addressing and preventing verbal abuse is vital for the next generation
Under Great British Energy’s First Major Initiative, UK Government announces £200 million investment to slash energy bills and support Net Zero ambitions in schools and hospitals – echoing calls made at Chamber UK’s Solar for Schools Parliamentary showcase.
Among my peers, the EU often feels like a distant institution – an abstract body making decisions somewhere in Brussels. This leads my friends to
Parliamentary scrutiny of the implementation of the Online Safety Act (OSA) has stepped up a gear in the recent weeks; in this article, Maeve Walsh reviews the recent debates.
The debate over smacking children in England has reached a critical moment as leading doctors and child protection advocates call for a complete ban on the practice. The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) argues that physical punishment is outdated, harmful, and unsupported by any scientific evidence of benefit.
At a Westminster Hall debate last week, there was cross-party consensus that the Government must act to protect our children from online harm; here’s one
The UK government is launching free breakfast clubs in 750 schools from April, supporting 180,000 children. Aimed at tackling child hunger, the scheme faces concerns over funding, with schools warning 60p per pupil may fall short. Its success will shape a nationwide rollout.
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