Why Should I Study At A Russell Group University?

Why Should I Study At A Russell Group University?

If you’re currently attending sixth form, your instructors may advise you to apply to a university from the Russell Group. The Russell Group is made up of 24 institutions, including Durham, Manchester, Warwick, Oxford, and Cambridge, which are frequently referred to as "elite". This group 

When Should I Go Back To University After Christmas?

When Should I Go Back To University After Christmas?

Clara James, a criminology major, departed from her student house during Halloween and plans to stay away until the New Year. She stated, “I would prefer to prolong my stay at home. I have been feeling fatigued by the pressure.” James added that she does 

‘It’s Like Being In Prison’: What’s Behind The Rise In School Exclusions?

‘It’s Like Being In Prison’: What’s Behind The Rise In School Exclusions?

I first came across Lewis just before the initial lockdowns in 2020. He was 18 years old, in the middle of his A-level studies, and full of energy and defiance. But Lewis also had an overwhelming sense of injustice stemming from his time in a 

What Use Is A PhD?

What Use Is A PhD?

In the UK, there has been a significant rise in the number of postgraduate students, with 400,000 students currently enrolled on 20,000 different courses. This is a four-fold increase from a decade ago and represents one in five of all university students. In the past, 

GCSE Results Expected To Confirm Widening Of North-south Attainment Gap

GCSE Results Expected To Confirm Widening Of North-south Attainment Gap

The coming GCSE results for England and Wales would most likely show a widening gap between northern and southern regions, further proving the growing regional disparities in education. School leaders, charities, and the Northern Powerhouse Partnership have submitted a joint letter to the Conservative leadership 

On Target

On Target

The sight of a British paratrooper moving forward with a bayonet fixed on their rifle can be one of the most intimidating displays within the army. Captain Henry Willi’s face is smeared with camouflage cream, and although it is hard to tell, he isn’t joking 

North East Wales Institute Of Higher Education

North East Wales Institute Of Higher Education

The North East Wales Institute of Higher Education (Newi) is located in Wrexham, a city situated in the northern region of Wales. The institution boasts two campuses, namely Plas Coch, which houses the student union, student village, and modern sports center, and the school of 

Fears Of ‘crazy’ Freshers’ Parties In UK As Cooped Up Students Return To Campus

Fears Of ‘crazy’ Freshers’ Parties In UK As Cooped Up Students Return To Campus

British universities struggled over the summer to create social distancing schedules and to make their campuses safe for students in the time of Covid. However, upon the arrival of thousands of students this month, vice-chancellors now face a greater challenge: persuading young people who feel 

How To Become An Academy

How To Become An Academy

It has been about a year since New Labour’s academies initiative transitioned into the Conservative academies programme, which originally set out to assist struggling schools but has since become more focused on autonomy for successful schools, including primary schools. The programme’s original architect, Lord Adonis, 

Science Sats To Be Scrapped But Maths And English Tests Expected To Continue

Science Sats To Be Scrapped But Maths And English Tests Expected To Continue

According to a review of Sats commissioned by the schools secretary, Ed Balls, formal science tests taken by 600,000 11-year-olds every year should be scrapped. Experts suggest that every child in England should receive a detailed certificate listing their achievements at the end of primary