I completely transformed my tiny newbuild bathroom for £150 using B&Q bargains – now it’s stunning
A WOMAN has revealed how she totally transformed her tiny newbuild bathroom for just £150 using B&Q bargains.
Bethan took to TikTok to reveal how she revamped her basic toilet into an incredibly stylish space on a budget.
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The TikToker revealed how she completely revamped her tiny bathroom for just £150Credit: home_by_bethan
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The new bathroom was left looking classy and chic after she purchased all her items from B&QCredit: home_by_bethan
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She documented the process of the renovation on her social media platformCredit: home_by_bethan
The content creator wrote: “Trust the process. Step by step from someone with absolutely…
Disabled Children and Young People (Transitions to Adulthood) (Scotland) Bill – The Additional Support Needs Blog
The Education, Children and Young People Committee is the lead committee for the Disabled Children and Young People (Transitions to Adulthood) (Scotland) Bill, a private member’s Bill, introduced by Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP.
The period for interested parties to submit their views on the Bill to the Committee has recently ended. Here is a summary of my submissions.
The aims of the Bill are to improve both the process and outcomes of the post-school transition for disabled children and young people. This is much needed, and does require serious and considered attention.
The Bill, as set out covers three main big…
Callander to formalize fire education plans
It’s time to enter a Public Education and Fire Prevention Policy into the books
Callander’s municipal staff are drafting a by-law to adopt a Public Education and Fire Prevention Policy. The draft should be ready for the council’s consideration at the next council meeting.
The Fire Protection and Prevention Act of 1997 regulates fire services, and the Act demands fire departments establish programs to educate the public about fire prevention. Adopting a policy will “give staff clear direction on how the Municipality meets the legislated requirements,” staff explained.
Fire education has always taken place in the municipality, but currently, no…
High transportation costs, inflation prompts Waterloo region school board to send letters to education minister
Trustees with the Waterloo Region District School Board have passed the budget for the 2023-24 school year.
But in doing so, they were “forced to make some very difficult decisions regarding staffing and resources,” chairperson Joanne Weston wrote in a letter to Ontario’s Minister of Education Stephen Lecce.
The board’s letter, dated June 27 and which has also been published on the school board’s website, has asked Lecce to review how school boards are currently being funded and “address some of the critical gaps” the board is facing.
Among the top concerns is transportation, Weston said in an interview with…
Saskatchewan suspends Planned Parenthood from school presentations
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Regina’s Planned Parenthood says it’s sorry that a non-approved resource wound up in the hands of a Lumsden High School student, however, the organization is disappointed in how the Ministry of Education is handling the matter.
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Teachers get summers off. Teachers college students? Not at Western U
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Western University’s faculty of education is speeding up and modifying the process to become a certified teacher amid what officials are calling a critical shortage in classrooms provincewide.
Published June 12, 2023 • Last updated June 12, 2023 • 2 minute read
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Western University’s faculty of education is speeding up and modifying the process to become a certified teacher amid what officials are calling a critical shortage in classrooms provincewide.
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USask a leader in higher education sustainability rankings – News
USask has earned a rank of 67th overall around the world, even with the addition of more than 180 universities to the THE Impact Rankings bringing the total number of participants to nearly 1,600.
THE measures the performance of institutions around the world against the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set out by the United Nations. Universities must submit information for at least four of the 17 SDGs to be included in the overall rankings, and one must be for SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals.
In addition to ranking 67th overall, USask made a significant jump into the top…
What Ontario’s education curriculum says about the environment
Classrooms across the province will hold Earth Day-themed events and activities to mark the annual environmental celebration. But what’s being taught about the environment during the rest of the school year?
Ontario’s education curriculum lays out, in broad strokes, everything that’s supposed to be taught in schools, and includes information on environmental matters. This is highlighted through the Ministry of Education’s Acting Today, Shaping Tomorrow document, a policy framework for environmental education in Ontario schools, first drafted in 2009.
According to this framework, environmental education is integrated into all grades and all subjects, as appropriate. While environmental education can relate…