Children in Year 5 have been practising their drill in preparation for their upcoming ‘Young Leaders’ assembly. Staff Hulme has been really impressed with their presentation and focus 🐝🙌🏽🐝🙌🏽
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Arrests made at Virginia Tech as student Gaza protests swell across US – video report dlvr.it/T691MH

The first edition of today's BEP Bulletin: Double Take - mailchi.mp/bep.education/…

Today, the government is publishing a consultation on the future of PIP.

🗣️ Almost two thirds of people in destitution have a chronic health condition or disability. People in this position shouldn't be used as a political football. We need action, not rhetoric from politicians.

The origins of the University of Wolverhampton go back nearly 200 years when it was established as a Tradesmen and Mechanics’ Institute in 1827.

Our new Strategy 2035 builds on this heritage reaffirming our identity as a civic institution powered by our sense of place and

Today, the Government have yet again gone on the attack by singling out Disabled people as a burden on the benefits system.
Utterly untrue, but we continue to be the whipping community for ALL government economic failure.
Enough. This is just cruelty.
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If you’re a carer, you could get practical and financial help to support you and the person you’re caring for.

Our advice explains what you might be entitled to ⤵️
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⚖️ “Thousands of people are being forced to take on their case on their own, as they have no access to free legal advice.”

President Nick Emmerson tells the Gazette.ie, as we analyse new data on litigants in person in the private family courts.

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Good to speak to BBC Breakfast about Scope view on the proposed changes to PIP.

Making it harder to claim and replacing cash for vouchers won’t reduce the extra cost of disability. It will show DWP doesn’t think it is their problem and leave people poorer.

Sector-based Work Academy Programmes (SWAPs) provide jobseekers with on-the-job training and a guaranteed job interview to help them move back into work.

Explore the opportunities available through your local Jobcentre today gov.uk/government/new…

DWP PIP change could see cash payments replaced with vouchers birminghammail.co.uk/news/cost-of-l…

Are you running the Great Birmingham Run this weekend?

From the truly inspiring stories to the crazy challenges and fancy dress - got a story you think everyone needs to hear?

Get in touch via a DM.

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✈️ Aston University MBA students are tackling a real-world challenge posed by Birmingham Airport - how to manage the transition to a sustainable aviation future.

MBA students presented their ideas to Birmingham Airport to support its transition towards a green aviation hub 👏

All political parties must commit to major investment in the school estate Paul Whiteman tells John Stevens The Mirror as our new survey ahead of #NAHTconf shows more than four-fifths of school leaders lack the money needed to maintain their buldings. mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

Children hungry after school meals, says commissioner bbc.in/3xWj9wx

🏎️ Exclusive: A 16-school academy trust has defended the decision to provide six of its central team staff with £40,000 Tesla company cars

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Check out our TV Production Bootcamp starting in June and apply now: solihull.ac.uk/demographic/pa…

We are thrilled about our partnership with Late Night Lycett! 🎬 We’re empowering aspiring TV production talents with essential skills and confidence to excel in the industry. But hey, don't just take our word for it, take Joe Lycett's! 😉 #LateNightLycett #TVProduction #Bootcamps

“It negates a finding of fact of the UK Supreme Court, stating in law that Rwanda is ‘safe’ regardless of evidence that Rwanda is not safe.”

David McNeill, our director of public affairs, tells Firstpost, as the Rwanda Bill becomes law.

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ITV News has learned that more than two thirds of Brits will avoid swimming or entering our rivers and the sea because of pollution fears | ITV News Science Correspondent Martin Stew reports