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Mindfulness Brain Training Suggests That Doing Nothing Is Good for You

Mindfulness is a psychological technique based on Buddhist thinking which some schools are getting their pupils to try out in order to combat study stress. Do you check your mobile phone as soon as you wake up in the morning? Is it the last things you do before you turn off the light and go to sleep? Being in contact ... Read More »

Hijab Ballerina Raises Money By Dancing Against Discrimination

Hijab ballerina Stephanie Kurlow aged 14 is already shaking up the world of ballet by dancing against discrimination, after her family converted to Islam. Despite starting to learn ballet at just two years old and going on to perform with a theatre group until 2010, the Australian ballet dancer, Stephanie Kurlow’s career came to a standstill because of the issues ... Read More »

Parliament to Investigate Sexual Harassment in Schools

The Women and Equalities Committee have announced the first ever parliamentary enquiry into the scale and impact of sexual harassment and sexual violence in schools. The enquiry follows concerning new research into the problem which found that schools are not doing enough to recognise and address the problem. The Committee gathered together the views of 300 young people from across ... Read More »

Sign Of The Times? Cambridge College Funds Student Living Costs

One of the colleges of the University of Cambridge has revealed plans to fund the living costs of students from the poorest backgrounds. The move by St. John’s College, Cambridge comes in the wake of the government decision to scrap the maintenance grant for the least-well-off students, replacing it with a loan. The college has set up a ‘studentships’ scheme, ... Read More »

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