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New research examines experiences of home-schooling children with spec...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 01 JUN
A study has been launched to investigate how parents and families navigate the additional pressures of home-schooling children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) during the...
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How to NOT go to school: Teacher’s COVID-19 advice book for children b...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 20 APR
A teacher’s book helping children understand life during lockdown has become an unexpected global hit, read by thousands of families around the world.
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Celebrating International Women's Day
UNIVERSITY NEWS 19 MAR
Students and staff collaborated to raise £400 for International Women's Day.
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Mobile phones, PlayStations and British weather preventing ‘half of ch...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 27 NOV 2019
Mobile phones, PlayStations and British weather are among the major reasons British children are falling short of the recommended amount of sports and exercise, new research has revealed.
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Inspirational Birmingham teacher scoops national award
UNIVERSITY NEWS 10 OCT 2019
An inspiring teacher who overcame a stammer to support young people facing the same challenge, has landed a top national award in recognition of his work.
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Further education provides ‘educational lifeline’ but is chronically u...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 23 JUL 2019
New research has revealed that the ‘life-changing’ social benefits of further education affect not only individual students but their friends and families too. However, the study also noted that...
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New handbook addressing issues in 21st century primary school educatio...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 04 JUL 2019
A new book examining modern-day issues in primary education such as radicalisation, prejudice-based bullying and relationships education has been published.
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Research reveals postcode lottery for music education
UNIVERSITY NEWS 31 MAY 2019
A study by Birmingham City University has revealed that young people are less likely to take an A-level qualification in music if they come from deprived areas.
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Birmingham academic receives University of Oxford’s Bodleian Library f...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 31 MAY 2019
Birmingham City University music academic Dr Adam Whittaker has been awarded the prestigious Albi Rosenthal Visiting Fellowship.
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Hip-hop and grime: 21st century music education could keep disengaged ...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 22 MAY 2019
Research by Birmingham City University has revealed the positive impact of music education on young people at risk of educational exclusion.
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Zero tolerance policies cause anger not reflection
UNIVERSITY NEWS 12 APR 2019
It has recently been reported that a parliamentary inquiry into school exclusions last year revealed that zero tolerance policies on behaviour were causing children to be excluded for...
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Birmingham lecturer recognised for training next generation of teacher...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 05 APR 2019
A Birmingham City University lecturer has been honoured for her efforts in training the next generation of teachers at the Design and Technology Excellence Awards.
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University announces conference to address mental health in the LGBTQ+...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 FEB 2019
To mark LGBT History Month (February), Birmingham City University has announced it will host a special conference addressing mental health and wellbeing within the LGBTQ+ community.
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University plans month of celebrations for International Women’s Day
UNIVERSITY NEWS 15 FEB 2019
Staff and students at Birmingham City University are planning a festival of 40 events in March to mark International Women’s Day.
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Professor Matt O’Leary: new TEF research a key milestone in the debate
OPINIONS 15 FEB 2019
Birmingham City University’s Professor Matt O’Leary shares his views on what his new research with Dr Vanessa Cui and Dr Amanda French has revealed about the Teaching...
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