Muslim Teacher Changes Views On Homosexuality
Former deputy headteacher at Nansen Primary School, Razwan Faraz, has been accused of inducing three Birmingham academies with an unwarranted amount of religious influence.
Mr Faraz was a member of a WhatsApp group called “The Park View Educational Trust Brotherhood”...
Unhappy University Lecturers
Staff at Birmingham Universities are committed to a strike running for two-days due to a pay dispute.
The University and College Union have said: “The 1.1% rise offered by the universities is “an insult”.
However, the Universities and Colleges Employers Association...
Make the most of your summer half term with The Old Rep!
The Old Rep are putting on a string of events to make this summer half term your best yet, packed with lots of family fun and entertainment. Kick off with a FREE family fun day at the Library of...
Talented Graduates To Join Council To Think Ahead
The council – working alongside the Black Country Partnership NHS Foundation Trust – was among 16 local authorities and health trusts across England selected to team up with charity Think Ahead to provide on-the-job training, enabling the graduates to...
Art Exhibition By Solihull College & University Centre
Plus One brings together students from a number of creative disciplines studying on Higher Level courses at Solihull College and University Centre. The exhibition showcases the best works from a diverse range of students completing their programmes at the...
Let Our Kids Be Kids
The campaign “Let Our Kids Be Kids” has persuaded parents to keep their children at home for a day of educational fun rather than sending them to school to prepare for tests.
Thousands of people have signed a petition supporting...
Birmingham Boy Bags a Place at Top Boarding School
The Year 6 pupil from Grove Vale Primary School in Great Barr has been honoured with the Maclaren Scholarship to Summer Fields School in Oxford as well as a coveted place in Eton College which boasts alumni such David...
Apprenticeship Levy Workshop
Walsall College invited employers to a free workshop on Friday 11th March to get them up to speed with all the facts surrounding the Apprenticeship Levy.
Dozens of businesses attended the breakfast event at the college’s £11m business and sports...
Finding a First Role in Which You can be Yourself
How many people do you know who complain about their jobs? Quite a few I imagine: I know I do. When comes to unpicking what actually makes people feel dissatisfied there are many reasons, from low pay to a...
Overcoming the barriers to your first graduate job.
Evidence of the alarming disparity between black and Asian graduate rates of employment pay on graduation has come to light in the past couple of years. Hopefully things will change over time but what can today’s’ BAME graduates do...
