Students share love of reading to asylum-seeker children
The University of Portsmouth has been helping children from asylum-seeking families to enjoy books and reading
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Read MoreCheck out this positive news story: a student at Cardiff Metropolitan University in Wales has won top prize in a national competition designed to help the estimated 50,000 people living with spinal cord injuries in the UK. His ‘smart wheel’ will help wheelchair users going uphill and on uneven surfaces.
Read MoreCheck out this positive news story: a London student has designed an innovative way of communicating with her autistic brother using football scarf pattern designs. The patterns are based on the responses her brother has to everyday scenarios in Joe’s life, highlighting the moments he experienced anxiety.
Read MoreA group of 12 students will help construction company Wilmott Dixon build a new college campus.
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Read MoreThe latest from the home of positive news highlights a new service from Thomas Pocklington Trust to support visually impaired students entering FE and HE during Covid-19 and beyond
Read MoreLoughborough University recently organised a 12-hour event to teach staff, students and members of the community how to check for signs of breast cancer and testicular cancer. A total of 1,157 people attended the event.
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