Former soldier upset with $150-million class-action racism settlement
A man who helped start a class-action lawsuit claiming systemic racism in the Canadian Armed Forces is opting out of the ...
Buttoned up Brits are stripping off and embracing saunas
“We have people from every walk of life. Some come in and sit there in total silence. Others come in for a chat, which is one ...
The rise of India’s premier boarding schools: From Empire to Independence and after
While The Lawrence School, Sanawar, began as a military asylum for orphans, The Doon School emerged in the decade of India’s ...
Mobile ban in schools not improving grades or behaviour, study suggests
Banning phones in schools is not linked to pupils getting higher grades or having better mental wellbeing, the first study of ...
Why there’s an ethnic pension gap in the UK – and how the government could close it
Closing the ethnic pension gap (and the gender gap within it) is vital because the UK’s population is both ageing and ...
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How extra funding has helped a Kirkcaldy primary school raise attainment and achievement
A primary school in Kirkcaldy has been held up as great example of how to raise attainment and achievement, through the use ...
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VAT on private schools: Attack on privilege or investment in Britain’s future?
Matthew Brookes explores Labour's removal of private school's charitable status and introduction of VAT, and what that means for British education.
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Reversing Class Dealignment in Britain
I have a long-standing comrade, a former miner who fought in their yearlong strike. Always a union guy, he voted Labour all ...