Corporal punishment in Kenya- Why does it still occur when it is prohibited? What is the long-term effect?
It's been over twenty years since corporal punishment in schools was banned in Kenya, yet students are still beaten daily, often fatally.
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Far from nursery rhymes: William Blake’s ‘Songs of Innocence and Experience’
How William Blake's poems about nature and children also comment upon representations of God and criticise the government.
UK removes sanctuary for lone children in EU refugee camps
Lauren Powdrell criticises the UK government's removal of sanctuary for lone children in EU refugee camps.
Helping Children in Need at Christmas: 6 Ways to Spread Christmas Cheer
There are always donations you can make to every kind of charity this Christmas, which would always be truly welcomed. But if you are looking to go further to make…
Dare to Change: Frontline and Careers in Social Work
Frontline are now recruiting for their Leadership Development Programme in Social Work, and the deadline for applications, Monday 19th November, is fast approaching.
Former retail worker turned-teacher in the North East encourages others to set their sights on the classroom
“Teaching at my school in Durham really makes me proud and brings daily rewards. For example, I now have my own year 7 set group who I see every morning…