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'Hundreds of pupils spend week in school isolation booths'
More than 200 children spent five consecutive days in an isolation booth in English schools, the BBC has learned.
'Controversial' ideas to be given outlet
A new journal will allow academics to publish controversial articles under a pseudonym.
Bullying: Children point finger at adults
Four out of 10 children aged 11-16 say they have seen adults bullying each other in the past six months.
Children are being 'datafied from birth'
Internet giants and toy-makers should be clear about the data they collect, children's commissioner says.
Oxford University denies it rejected Stormzy scholarship
It says it has "not received or turned down any offer or proposal to fund undergraduate scholarships".
Child protection services near crisis as demand rises
Significant harm investigations have more than doubled in England over a decade - but what do we know about the children most in need?
'Press reset' to win back overseas students
They bring huge benefits but increasingly shun the UK for US, Canada and Australia, says report.
'Tinkering' children make robots, planes and catapults
Primary pupils in Manchester take on design projects to boost creativity and problem solving skills.
St Mary's Church
Leigh, Kent
Vicar: Rev'd Lionel Kevis
01732 833022
Leigh, Kent
Vicar: Rev'd Lionel Kevis
01732 833022
Coffee Stop
Meet up with friends and make new ones over coffee. 10.00 - 11.30 am every Wednesday in the Genner Room, St Marys Church, Leigh.
Tea and cake also available.
Meet up with friends and make new ones over coffee. 10.00 - 11.30 am every Wednesday in the Genner Room, St Marys Church, Leigh.
Tea and cake also available.
