Major new Exeter art exhibition shows struggles faced by neurodivergent young people
Neurodivergent young people have been able to communicate the struggles they face in life through art which is now on...
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Major new global partnership aims to transform the lives of students with disabilities
A new partnership between education experts in Indonesia and the UK could transform lives by changing perceptions of disability. Researchers...
Iran’s water policy is discriminatory and an example of “environmental racism”, study says
Iran’s water policy is discriminatory and an example of environmental racism, with specific regions and ethnic groups deliberately impoverished, damaged...
New research from University of Exeter experts empowers schools to maximise impact of educational initiatives
The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) has updated its popular "A School's Guide to Implementation" with new research from experts at...
Strengthen school budgets and change accountability systems to solve the “SEN crisis”, experts urge
Strengthening school budgets and a different kind of accountability system would be a more effective way of solving serious SEN...
Tackling ethnicity gaps in outcomes of professional legal assessments
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is calling on the legal, education and training sectors to work with it to tackle...
Get free legal advice on the beach in Devon this summer with the University of Exeter
Beachgoers can get free legal advice by the ocean this summer thanks to the University of Exeter and local solicitors....
Efforts to boost social mobility must move away escapist “helicopter” policies, experts warn
Efforts to boost social mobility must move away from “helicopter” policies designed to encourage some chosen few children to “escape”...
Keir Starmer’s reputation as “Mr Rules” reflects the growing “juridifcation” of politics, study shows
Keir Starmer’s efforts to be “Mr Rules” and his focus on calling for probes and inquiries reflects the growing “juridification”...