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United Way Packs 1,750 Meal Kits at Acrisure Stadium to Fight Hunger

Poverty · United Kingdom

United Way Packs 1,750 Meal Kits at Acrisure Stadium to Fight Hunger

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Annual meal kit event by United Way provides over 1,750 kits for 23 local organizations.See the Story

LRN Becomes First Exam Board in World to Officially Introduce AI Subject in GCSE, A Levels

LRN Becomes First Exam Board in World to Officially Introduce AI Subject in GCSE, A Levels

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Representational image showing students sitting in a board exam. — AFP/FileThe British examination board ‘Learning Resource Network’ has become the first examination board in the world to officially introduce the subject of Artificial Intelligence at international GCSE and A...See the Story

A-Level exam leak allegations put future of bright students at risk: NA body

A-Level · Islamabad

A-Level exam leak allegations put future of bright students at risk: NA body

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MNA Ali Sarfraz says her daughter was "crying after one of the papers as some other students got the question paper in advance".Read Article

How TV Series Handle Educational Challenges and Academic Pressure

Remember those old teen shows where the biggest problem was asking someone to prom? Those days are long gone. Today's TV series about student life tackle the messy, complicated reality of what it's actually like to be a student. From crushing academic pressure to financial stress, modern shows don't sugarcoat the struggles that students face every day. What's refreshing about current television is how it shows that being a student isn't just abo…Artificial Intelligence · United Kingdom See the Story

King Appears in Good Spirits at Royal Windsor Horse Show

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Charles, wearing a tweed blazer, a striped tie and brown Serengeti sunglasses, was pictured smiling and waving at the equestrian event.The King appeared to ...King Charles · Berkshire See the Story

Schools Must Provide Clear, Consistent Guidelines and Rules for AI

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Haishan Yang is a success story — and a cautionary tale.Yang was the first person from his rural village in China to earn a scholarship to attend graduate school abroad. After receiving his master’s degree in Austria, he earned a doctorate in economics in the United States and was working on a second Ph.D. when the University of Minnesota expelled him last fall.Yang was accused of using generative AI on an open-book online exam he had to pass be…GCSE · England See the Story

GCSEs and A levels 2025: Five places parents and students can get support during exam season

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There’s guidance for everything from anxiety during exams to disappointing results 😰GCSE · England See the Story

Teacher shortages deny nearly a third of poorer pupils’ access to Computer Science A

New polling from Teach First highlights the impact of the growing teacher recruitment crisis, with pupils in the most disadvantaged areas being locked out of key A-Level subjects due to a lack of trained teachers. A new poll has found that among schools offering A-levels, almost a third (31%) of schools in the poorest communities do not offer computer science A-Level due to a lack of teachers trained in that subject — nearly three times the rat…A-Level · United Kingdom Read Article

GCSE results day to see major change as overhaul planned for all students

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BISE Lahore postpones exams amid escalating Pakistan-India tensions

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The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore has postponed today’s intermediate and matriculation exams due to escalating tensions between Pakistan and India. The affected exams include the Islamiyat (elective) and Principles of Accounting theory exams for Inter Part II, as well as a Computer Science practical exam for Matric students. A BISE spokesperson confirmed the postponement, citing security concerns following military …Asia · Lahore See the Story

Report - Understanding trends in the study of economics - FFT Education Datalab

This report investigates the number and rate of students entering qualifications in economics at each of Key Stage 4 (GCSEs), Key Stage 5 (A-levels) and first degree level between 2011/12 and 2022/23. It includes a written report, which details the findings and methodology, and a separate Excel file for each qualification, including more figures and charts. Understanding trends in the study of economics: Report KS4 level economics – GCSE KS5 le…Economy · United Kingdom Read Article

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