Understanding the Impact of Parental Attitudes on Children’s Mathematics Achievement Recent research from Loughborough University and international academic institutions has shed light on the complex relationship between parents’ perceptions of mathematics and their children’s educational outcomes. While much attention has been given to factors like school quality and peer influence, parental attitudes—particularly mathematics anxiety—play a […]
Safeguarding Local Newspaper Archives for Future Generations Local newspapers serve as vital repositories of community history, chronicling the events, culture, and stories that shape neighborhoods and towns. As these newspapers transition to digital platforms and their physical operations diminish, the rich legacy stored in tangible records faces the risk of being lost forever. Recognizing this […]
Understanding the Importance of Preserving Europe’s Dance Traditions Europe’s rich cultural landscape is reflected in its diverse dance heritage, encompassing a wide array of traditional, folk, and ephemeral dance practices that form a vital part of its cultural identity. As arts funding diminishes and live performances become less frequent, safeguarding these dance traditions becomes more […]
The Significance of the Fellowship for Social Science and Accounting Research The recent election of Professor Lisa Jack as a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences highlights the growing recognition of impactful research within social sciences, especially in the field of accounting. The University of Portsmouth proudly celebrates this achievement, which underscores Professor Jack’s […]
Celebrating Age and Athletic Excellence: The University of Portsmouth and Adult Gymnastics In the world of sports, age often acts as an invisible barrier to participation and achievement. However, recent stories from the University of Portsmouth challenge this notion, illustrating that dedication, skill, and passion can defy typical age expectations. Notably, Dr. Chris Mills, a […]
In recent years, the game of chess has experienced a significant resurgence in popularity across the UK, driven by online platforms, televised tournaments, and the inspiring stories of talented players emerging from diverse backgrounds. One such story is that of Kelechi Nkwonta, a dedicated chess enthusiast and university graduate who has now stepped into the […]
Enhancing Healthcare Leadership with University of Greater Manchester’s Management Apprenticeships The healthcare sector in the UK faces increasing demands for skilled leadership and effective management. To meet these challenges, the University of Greater Manchester (UoGM) has developed targeted management apprenticeship programs that empower NHS professionals to lead and innovate within the public health system. This […]
Commemorating a Milestone: The Significance of Seamus Heaney’s ‘North’ at Queen’s University Belfast In June 2025, Queen’s University Belfast will host a notable three-day conference dedicated to the 50th anniversary of Seamus Heaney’s influential poetry collection, North. This event underscores the collection’s profound impact on Irish literature, political poetry, and Heaney’s evolution from a nationally […]
Enhancing Community Ties and Student Development with Volunteering at BGU Community engagement plays a vital role in fostering social cohesion, developing valuable skills, and enriching the lives of both volunteers and the community members they serve. Bishop Grosseteste University (BGU), located in the UK, exemplifies this commitment through its active volunteering programs, notably at the […]
Understanding the Impact of the Cost of Living Crisis on UK Workers Recent research from Lancaster University highlights a troubling trend in the UK workforce: despite a prolonged period of wage growth, many employees continue to struggle with financial insecurity. The rise of second jobs, now at the highest level since records began, reflects persistent […]