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Lincoln College has opened an environmentally-friendly hair and beauty salon named Aura Hair & Beauty Academy in the centre of Lincoln.

Development of the whole child through a curriculum that focuses on physical development, wellbeing and mental health remains a central part of how Braithwaite CE Primary School operates.

A new app called Injury Capture has been launched to empower victims of abuse and sexual assault, by aiding the recording and reporting of violent crime.

Payroll training, guidance and support provider CIPP celebrated the start of National Payroll Week 2021 on Monday.

The National Autistic Society has criticised the government for its failure to reduce the number of autistic people placed in mental health units in England.

Mental health support services within schools are likely to come under increased pressure as students return following the summer, the London Evening Standard has reported.

United Christian Broadcasters is celebrating 35 years of existence this year, with the Staffordshire-based media charity continuing to develop towards the future.

A new Ministry of Justice case study has found that the UK legal sector contributes more than £22 billion in gross value to the British economy per year.

David Liddle - founder and CEO of leading mediation, conflict management and leadership consultancy The TCM Group - has released his new book Transformational Culture.

The government has reissued a direction on remote learning in advance of students' return to schools this month.

Payment technology provider PayGuard has issued the latest advice for businesses on avoiding credit card fraud, setting out the most prevalent types of fraud that must be protected against.

Manager at Riverside Education Simone Kemp is currently studying for a SENDIS Degree with Wolverhampton Open University, complementing her four years of professional experience within the education sector. In the following article for The Leaders Council, Kemp discusses best practice surrounding the inclusion of students with special education needs.

Education charity Teach First has called on the government to implement a £30 million per year pilot aimed at reducing teachers' timetabled hours in some of the most disadvantaged schools in the country.