Timeline of the formation of the West Indies
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June 6, 2022
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS/LEARNING DIFFERENCES
You or your child’s nursery/school/college notice that you child is not progressing, or is having a significantly greater difficulty in learning than other children of the same age.
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February 7, 2021
‘I’ve had to fight’: Kehinde Andrews on life as the first UK professor of Black Studies
For Andrews, this meant not just ignoring the values and culture he had been brought up with (“I rejected it all. It was horrible”), but “falling into whiteness” – emulating the behaviour and interests of his white friends.
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November 22, 2020
SOAS launches The Ebony Initiative 2021 – Nurturing black scholars and success
The Ebony initiative recognizes the importance of the intellectual contribution that is made by racialised students, in the UK academy and globally. The programme aims to nurture black scholars by focusing on community-building, mentoring and other forms of support.
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November 17, 2020
Black applicants least likely to be offered PhD places
Dr Arday says he had several jobs to pay for his degree. He adds that most of his peers secured funding for their doctorates, but he was not aware this resource was available. “That information is inaccessible to black and ethnic minority prospective academics.”
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October 29, 2020
Most Black British children report experiencing racism at school
“What struck us most was the sheer level of acceptance but also exhaustion in the Black community, for people so young to be so tainted by this.
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October 4, 2020
‘Students need to know the harrowing truth’: teachers on black history in the curriculum
I have felt quite uncomfortable, learning about black history as an adult and knowing I wasn’t taught it at school because someone made the decision that I didn’t need to know about it.
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September 28, 2020
Black working-class pupils unfairly excluded in England, thinktank warns
government responses to inner-city youth rebellions and moral panics over serious youth violence and knife crime have led to black pupils disproportionately being sent to pupil referral units (PRU) and alternative provision (AP).
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August 30, 2020
ADULTS: DO YOU HAVE GCSE MATHS & ENGLISH?
If you’re over 16 and you’ve left school, you normally do not have to pay to do:
English or maths to GCSE level,
some information and communication technology (ICT) courses,
English for speakers of other languages (ESOL) – courses are also normally discounted or free depending on your employment status and how long you have been resident in England
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August 21, 2020
This 23-year-old Nigerian is creating a digital collection of African stories for children in different languages
Dominic Onyekachi (L) teamed up with Tolulope Wojuola (R) and Fanan Dala (not pictured) to kick off Akiddie By Aisha Salaudeen, CNN Updated 0928 GMT (1728 HKT) August 21, 2020 Dominic Onyekachi is using the web-based platform Akiddie to feature and share stories with African characters for children. Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)When Dominic Onyekachi set out …