Produced using deep-fake technology by his family, Depzman raps about his life and death at age 18, to raise awareness of the impact of knife violence.
The Chair of Governors at a Birmingham school has criticised the Government’s first White Paper in six years on the improvement of teaching levels at primary schools.
The Paper’
A Your Story pack provided to primary schools in the city’s most deprived areas will include £2000 worth of literacy enhancing services.
Bookmark is a children’s literacy charity
Charities ‘Hey Girls’ and ‘Bloody Good Period’ staged an event aimed at tackling period poverty at Birmingham City University.
‘Hey Girls’ is a social enterprise which produces environmentally-friendly period
Teenage victims of cyberbullying are more than twice as likely to commit suicide, according to a new study.
The research found that only 35% of UK students have never been
Birmingham Centre for Arts Therapies are due to present an arts festival at South Yardley Library later this month.
The local charity intends to celebrate the work created by the
(photo from the Sexuality & STEM event)
A conference aimed at raising awareness of LGBTQ+ issues will be held later this month.
Discrimination against LGBTQ+ people - including lesbian, gay, bisexual,
Birmingham City University has launched its ‘Period Poverty’ campaign, bringing free menstrual products to students most in need.
The campaign is part of a university-wide initiative that started earlier
The second highest group of sufferers with long COVID work in teaching or education according to new data from the Office for National Statistics.
3 out of every 100 people
When Gavin Williamson announced in January that summer exams would once again be cancelled, Uwais, an A Level student from Yorkshire, feared the worst.
One year earlier, Uwais had been
Richard Anderton, teacher at Meer Green Primary School spoke to Birmingham Eastside about the challenges of remote learning.
All schools and colleges across the UK are closed to most students
