Preparing People With Autism For New Aacademic Year
For almost two years now, students and their families have experienced interruptions with their educational timetables, due to a number
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education
Hundreds More Opt For Religious Studies at A-level In 2021
The number of Religious Studies A-level exam entries has increased 6.1 percent year on year. The subject outperformed other A-level
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Study To Show Yourself Approved
In a 2015 speech, Nick Gibb, Minister of State for School Standards of United Kingdom, concluded: “Education is the engine
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Mentoring scheme launched to equip young Christians to break into media
Young Christians hoping to take their first steps into the media are being invited to apply to a new mentoring scheme being launched by Christians in Media.
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New MA study pathway puts African theology at the centre
A new course of study to help the Church address the shortfall that many Christians have in understanding the African Church and its impact on faith in the UK.
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The Church of England Ministry Experience Scheme
MES is a unique initiative that gives young adults, from all backgrounds, the space and time away from the pressures of modern life to test God’s calling on their lives.
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Project will bring vision for worldviews in RE a step closer to the classroom
The Templeton World Charity Foundation Inc. has awarded funding to the Religious Education Council of England and Wales (REC) to work with RE Today Services to take the vision of worldviews in RE a step closer to the classroom.
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‘It’s time for faith-driven entrepreneurs to emerge’
As the pandemic continues, we need an outbreak of something more powerful than a virus: the spirit of enterprise. It is time for new business enterprises that create value and jobs to replace the hundreds of thousands being lost.
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Christians who became homeless during the pandemic share their hopes
“Christians who became homeless during the pandemic share their hopes for the future”
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Free Educational Webinar Sunday 28th March
Don’t Blame The Butter For What The Bread Did webinar featuring Betty Buter, Brenda Bread, Yardie Yam and Dante Dumpling on Sunday March 28th 2021 at 8pm GMT.
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‘In God I trust.’ Says award-winning African Mathematician
A professor from the University of the Free State Abdon Atangana has been recognised as one of the top 1% of scientists on the prestigious global Clarivate Web of Science list and is the youngest mathematician to be so honoured.
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Children’s charity calls on public to take part in Young Carers Action Day
A children’s charity says young carers returning to school this week are more likely to have fallen behind in their studies than some of their peers, after juggling home schooling with caring over multiple lockdowns.
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10 since the start of the Syria crisis, children describe the lasting horrors
Thousands of schools have been bombed and damaged or destroyed in the ten years of crisis in Syria, and many teachers and pupils have been killed. One in three schools in Syria are now out of use, and more than a third of all children – 2.4 million – are still out of school.
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Consider Attending a Christian University
Unique to the Christian university environment is a shared faith across the faculty, staff, and student body.
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New scheme will open up opportunities for disadvantaged students
Schools, colleges and universities can now apply for funding from today (12 March) to allow students to study and work across the globe as part of the new Turing Scheme.
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