More than 50% of pre-hospital deaths preventable with simple first aid
Dozens of MPs from across party lines turned up to the launch of the new British Red Cross report this week and showed their support for mandatory first aid education.
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Dame Julia Goodfellow sets out vision on how universities can thrive post-Brexit
The president of Universities UK (UUK) has said that universities can continue to thrive post-Brexit, given the right support from government.
Leaked memo shows government plans to open new grammar schools
Ministers are hatching plans to open new grammar schools, a leaked government memo has revealed.
Karl McCartney MP: We must ensure schools and colleges are ‘boy-friendly’
Karl McCartney MP explains why parliament and Government needs to address the ever-increasing gender education gap.
GCSE results 2016: Grade results show record decline
This year’s GCSE results have shown the biggest ever year-on-year decline — down to the lowest level since 2008.
Can L&D replicate Team GB’s Rio Olympics success?
In part one, we looked at some of the things that drive an Olympic athlete to success. In this second part, we look at the eight things that L&D can do to replicate the successes within their teams and the organisations that…
Can L&D learn from Team GB’s Olympic successes and drive organisational performance?
What can L&D learn from Team GB’s success at the Olympics? In the next two parts we explore what it takes for an athlete to perform at the highest level and what lessons L&D can make in order to replicate the…
A Level Results Day 2016: Record university offers as top grades slip
A record number of A-level students have got into university today, the chief executive of UCAS has said.
Apprenticeship funding overhaul to quell small firm training cost fears
Almost every employer will contribute only 10 per cent to the cost of an apprenticeship from next year, under new plans unveiled today by the Department for Education.
The mystery of measurement
Roy Whitten and Scott Roy explore why so few organisations get measurement right and provide a way that works
