US entrepreneur sets up Oxford scholarship for black UK students
A Silicon Valley entrepreneur is to fund Oxford university’s first dedicated scholarship for disadvantaged black British students, the university has
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education
Parent school donations ‘exacerbating inequality’
Pupils in some of the poorest regions of England are losing out because parents cannot afford to fill a funding
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National strategy to attract BME teachers
Commenting on the launch of Labour’s Race and Faith Manifesto, Dr Mary Bousted, Joint General Secretary of the National Education
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Becoming A Magistrate by Grace Gladys Famoriyo
Top Five Myths About Being A Magistrate Over the last three and a half years, I have had the privilege
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An exciting opportunity to do Black Theology as a Taster Course!
Would you like to study Black Theology at Masters Level? Do you want theology to be liberative, transformative and progressive?
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These 5 Unstoppable Girls are being Empowered by the Local Church
Girls are being denied their basic rights every day. They’re being robbed of their dignity, removed from their classrooms, or
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CHIPS launches new programme to help tackle school exclusions in South London
CHIPS, the international Christian peacemaking charity, today announced the launch of a new programme to help reduce the number of
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Atheist parents win fight to make church school hold non-religious assemblies
An atheist couple who pulled their children from assemblies at a Church of England school have won a court battle
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Bristol’s black history studies ‘give pupils confidence
Pupils studying a new school curriculum about Bristol’s black history say the lessons have made them feel more “confident”. The
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Church helps parishioners rediscover and protect indigenous languages
Rosella Kinoshameg has vivid childhood memories of being silenced when she tried to speak her native Ojibway at St. Joseph’s,
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I was racially abused – then my school tried to suspend me
A 17-year-old pupil in Edinburgh says she was called the “N” word and told to hang herself by fellow students.
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Bristol University appoints History of Slavery professor
The University of Bristol has appointed its first Professor of the History of Slavery. Professor Olivette Otele, the UK’s first
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Universities Interview ‘Monolithically white places’: academics on racism in universities
A new report has criticised universities’ complacency on racist abuse, but academics warn the the problem is deeper-rooted An inquiry
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Black students more likely to engage in studies – but still attain lower degrees, study finds
Black students are more likely to engage and participate in their university studies – and yet a larger proportion of them
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Goldsmiths racism report finds BME students feel unsafe on campus
Senior managers at Goldsmiths, University of London, have admitted that its record of addressing racism is unacceptable after a damning report
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