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A Leyland school specialising in teaching children with a range of diagnoses including autism and ADHD, is celebrating after receiving ‘good’ status by education watchdog Ofsted. Young people from across […]
Read more →Computer vision bias can have far-reaching negative consequences, but it is not an inevitable problem. Once technology leaders understand this issue, they can take steps…
Read more →The Federal Government has announced a comprehensive review of Nigeria’s school curriculum for basic, senior secondary, and technical education, with implementation set to begin in…
Read more →Lithuania’s Social Democrats signed a coalition government deal on Monday with the populist Dawn of Nemunas and the Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union, along with…
Read more →A trio of schools across Preston have surpassed expectations with their students’ GCSE grades today. Our Lady’s Catholic High School , in Fulwood, set the bar high as they celebrated […]
Read more →Dr. Nikos Savvas We’re having the wrong conversation about GCSEs. While politicians promise to “reduce assessment volume” and exam boards tweak their grading systems, the…
Read more →Dalith Steiger, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of SwissCognitive, is convinced that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can expand human capabilities. She believes Switzerland could be among the…
Read more →Embedding AI into history and history into AI will revive voices of the past, decode lost languages and garner new insights into historical events that…
Read more →Almost 900 solar panels are to be installed on the roof of Preston College in an attempt to cut its carbon footprint. Preston City Council has approved the plans, which […]
Read more →Two UCLan students have been selected to travel to Czechia next month to play baseball for Great Britain in a European Competition. Bethany Casson and Samiya Rahman were selected within […]
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