“Enough is enough.” These are the words etched onto paper by over 20,000 people in an open letter, published by Target Ovarian Cancer, urging the government to take action on the ovarian cancer awareness crisis – a disease which kills 11 women every day.
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Positive news about schools, colleges and universities.
Colour and shape software will help learners read music
Learners can pick up instrument and play music instantly
Read MoreNew schools programme to inspire young leaders
Children’s charity Youth Sport Trust is launching a new schools programme to inspire the leaders of tomorrow through sport and play.
Read MorePoland to host European ‘Skills Olympics’ in 2023
More than 600 of the most talented young professionals from across Europe will head Gdańsk to compete at the EuroSkills 2023 Championships.
Read MoreGloucestershire school raises cash for RSPCA
Pupils from Gloucestershire school raise £625.20 for the RSPCA by organising several fundraising events.
Read MoreLife-saving training scheme hits major milestone
A life-saving training project which was started by the University of Portsmouth has now trained over 1,000 citizens of the city in CPR.
Read MoreNational Theatre of Scotland flies the flag for human rights
National Theatre of Scotland is set to take part in a nationwide celebration of human rights in a project with St Teresa’s Primary School in Glasgow.
Read More‘Strictly Makaton’ challenge raises £16k
Learn and Thrive, a UK Down’s syndrome educational charity, has raised an incredible £15,800 to develop new free online learning resources for the Down’s syndrome community.
Read MoreSupport to bring STEM to life for primary school teachers
Primary school teachers can now access quality and inspiring engineering resources through the Neon platform.
Read MoreLeg fidgeting good for your health according to new research
Check out this positive news story: new research suggests that fidgeting our legs while sat working from home could be key to combatting cardiovascular disease, according to experts at the University of Gloucestershire.
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