The Runnymede Trust has written an Open Letter to the Education Secretary, Gavin Williamson MP, calling for urgent action to ensure robust and fair outcomes for the
Date: Thursday 28th January 2021Time: 10:00am -12:30pmLocation: OnlineCost: Free Friends, Families and Travellers are inviting education professionals, equality organisations, politicians and people from Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities to
Life Changes Trust has invested across 5 key areas, which were identified in collaboration with people with dementia and unpaid carers. As the Trust’s funded
‘Given well-documented evidence about racism in policing, many teachers interviewed felt that the increasing presence of school-based police officers will have a detrimental impact upon
Despite some positive developments, many LGBTI people in the European Union (EU) still feel that they need to hide who they truly are to avoid
Deaf young people are not being offered adequate careers advice and support, which is affecting their future prospects and confidence in their own abilities. This
The Department for Education have published a summary of responses received, along with their response, to a consultation on proposed changes to early years fees
‘At the present rate of change, it will take nearly a century to achieve parity, a timeline we simply cannot accept in today’s globalised world’
The Welsh Government have launched a consultation on proposed changes to disabled students’ allowances (DSAs). They are seeking responses regarding the impact on students of
Winning the battle against hate crime requires a breakdown of the stereotypes, attitudes, and world views that foster it in the first place. This is
