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Scottish High School Pilots Esports Qualification, Showcasing Industry's Career Potential
Selkirk High School in Scotland successfully launched a new National Progression Award in Esports, culminating in a large inter-house tournament that showcased students' organizational, technical, and teamwork skills, highlighting the growing career opportunities in the esports industry.
Scottish High School Pilots Esports Qualification, Showcasing Industry's Career Potential
Selkirk High School in Scotland successfully launched a new National Progression Award in Esports, culminating in a large inter-house tournament that showcased students' organizational, technical, and teamwork skills, highlighting the growing career opportunities in the esports industry.
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44% Bias Score
California Rejects Bills Banning Transgender Girls from Girls' Sports
California lawmakers rejected two bills seeking to ban transgender girls from competing in girls' sports, maintaining existing policies allowing transgender students to participate in school athletics consistent with their gender identity, despite recent comments from Governor Newsom and a national ...
California Rejects Bills Banning Transgender Girls from Girls' Sports
California lawmakers rejected two bills seeking to ban transgender girls from competing in girls' sports, maintaining existing policies allowing transgender students to participate in school athletics consistent with their gender identity, despite recent comments from Governor Newsom and a national ...
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56% Bias Score
Debate on Gender Gaps in Education
Letters to the editor respond to a Guardian article on gender gaps in education, criticizing its focus on gender alone and arguing that boys' underachievement needs more attention.
Debate on Gender Gaps in Education
Letters to the editor respond to a Guardian article on gender gaps in education, criticizing its focus on gender alone and arguing that boys' underachievement needs more attention.
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60% Bias Score
\£5.2 Billion SEND Deficit Threatens English Councils
England's councils will overspend on special educational needs and disability (SEND) services by nearly \£2 billion next year, increasing the accumulated deficit to \£5.2 billion by March 2026, forcing the government to address both the historic debt and the unsustainable growth of future spending, ...
\£5.2 Billion SEND Deficit Threatens English Councils
England's councils will overspend on special educational needs and disability (SEND) services by nearly \£2 billion next year, increasing the accumulated deficit to \£5.2 billion by March 2026, forcing the government to address both the historic debt and the unsustainable growth of future spending, ...
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60% Bias Score
British Boarding Schools Expand to Nigeria
Prestigious British boarding schools are establishing campuses in Lagos, Nigeria, providing a British curriculum at significantly lower costs than in the UK, driven by rising UK tuition fees, stricter visa regulations, and the desire of Nigerian parents to provide international-standard education wh...
British Boarding Schools Expand to Nigeria
Prestigious British boarding schools are establishing campuses in Lagos, Nigeria, providing a British curriculum at significantly lower costs than in the UK, driven by rising UK tuition fees, stricter visa regulations, and the desire of Nigerian parents to provide international-standard education wh...
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64% Bias Score
VAT on Private Schools Drives Surge in State School Applications
Following the introduction of VAT on private schools in the UK, state sixth forms are experiencing a record number of applications, primarily due to the increased cost of private education, potentially straining resources in already over-subscribed state schools.
VAT on Private Schools Drives Surge in State School Applications
Following the introduction of VAT on private schools in the UK, state sixth forms are experiencing a record number of applications, primarily due to the increased cost of private education, potentially straining resources in already over-subscribed state schools.
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40% Bias Score
Israel Launches Major Anti-Racism Program in Schools and Youth Sports
The Israeli Justice and Education Ministries launched a joint anti-racism program, starting with workshops in five schools and expanding to 27 next year, focusing on middle school students and youth soccer teams to combat racism and promote equality.
Israel Launches Major Anti-Racism Program in Schools and Youth Sports
The Israeli Justice and Education Ministries launched a joint anti-racism program, starting with workshops in five schools and expanding to 27 next year, focusing on middle school students and youth soccer teams to combat racism and promote equality.
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32% Bias Score
Hebrew University Celebrates Centennial, Highlighting Global Research Impact
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem celebrated its 100th anniversary on Tuesday, highlighting its global ranking (81st) and the success of its technology transfer company, Yissum, which has launched over 260 startups based on university technologies, 18 of which are publicly traded.
Hebrew University Celebrates Centennial, Highlighting Global Research Impact
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem celebrated its 100th anniversary on Tuesday, highlighting its global ranking (81st) and the success of its technology transfer company, Yissum, which has launched over 260 startups based on university technologies, 18 of which are publicly traded.
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60% Bias Score
Film Promotes Autism Understanding in Norfolk Schools
Jordan Winn's film "My Brain, My World" is being shown to hundreds of West Norfolk students to improve understanding of autism, based on his experiences navigating school with undiagnosed autism; student feedback indicates the film promotes empathy and knowledge.
Film Promotes Autism Understanding in Norfolk Schools
Jordan Winn's film "My Brain, My World" is being shown to hundreds of West Norfolk students to improve understanding of autism, based on his experiences navigating school with undiagnosed autism; student feedback indicates the film promotes empathy and knowledge.
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28% Bias Score
Trump's Department of Education Cuts Raise Concerns about Access to Higher Education and Civil Rights
President Trump's executive action has reduced the U.S. Department of Education's size by half, impacting the Federal Student Aid system and the Office for Civil Rights; the administration's focus on school choice initiatives raises concerns about their effectiveness and potential negative consequen...
Trump's Department of Education Cuts Raise Concerns about Access to Higher Education and Civil Rights
President Trump's executive action has reduced the U.S. Department of Education's size by half, impacting the Federal Student Aid system and the Office for Civil Rights; the administration's focus on school choice initiatives raises concerns about their effectiveness and potential negative consequen...
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44% Bias Score
AI-Generated History Videos on YouTube Raise Concerns About Accuracy and Misinformation
The rise of AI-generated historical content on YouTube threatens the accuracy and trustworthiness of online history resources, prompting concerns from educators about misinformation and the need for improved media literacy among viewers.
AI-Generated History Videos on YouTube Raise Concerns About Accuracy and Misinformation
The rise of AI-generated historical content on YouTube threatens the accuracy and trustworthiness of online history resources, prompting concerns from educators about misinformation and the need for improved media literacy among viewers.
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56% Bias Score
Spielman's Peerage Nomination Amidst Criticism Over Perry Death
Amanda Spielman, former Ofsted chief inspector criticized for her handling of Ruth Perry's death following an Ofsted inspection that contributed to her suicide, is set to become a peer, prompting criticism from Mrs. Perry's family.
Spielman's Peerage Nomination Amidst Criticism Over Perry Death
Amanda Spielman, former Ofsted chief inspector criticized for her handling of Ruth Perry's death following an Ofsted inspection that contributed to her suicide, is set to become a peer, prompting criticism from Mrs. Perry's family.
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48% Bias Score
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