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…
CSP Report – The Additional Support Needs Blog
At the end of November, the short-life working group on Co-ordinated Support Plans (CSPs) released its Final Report. The purpose of the report was to identify barriers to the effective implementation of the CSP legislation and to make recommendations to support progress.
The report begins, as these things often do, with a statement of principles. In this case, we are reminded that “Scottish education is based on the belief that education is a human right and that all children and young people should be supported to reach their full potential.” The Scottish Government’s intention to incorporate the UN Convention on…
Afghan women ask Canada for education and accountability
OTTAWA –
Ahead of the second anniversary of the Taliban takeover of Kabul, Afghan women are asking Canadians to join them in protecting gains in girls’ education and resisting legitimacy for the terrorist group.
Meanwhile, Ottawa won’t say when Canadian development groups will be able to launch projects in Afghanistan.
“It’s a complete humanitarian and human-rights crisis that’s been going on for two years,” said Murwarid Ziayee, a senior director with Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan.
The group is part of a coalition planning to march on Parliament Hill on Sunday afternoon as part of…
More work is needed to understand the ‘risks’ that AI could pose – Education Secretary
More work is needed to understand the risks that artificial intelligence could pose to schools, colleges and universities, the Education Secretary will say.
Gillian Keegan will call on education leaders and technology experts to come forward with ideas on how generative artificial intelligence (AI) can be used in a positive way to support the education sector in the future.
In a speech at the London Tech Week conference, Ms Keegan will launch a call for evidence to ensure AI is used “in a safe and secure way” in education.
It comes after guidance from the UK’s major exam boards suggesting…
Article on Physical Intervention in Schools – The Additional Support Needs Blog
It is a little late to bring you news from the publication of Edition 9 of the Health and Education Chamber’s Bulletin – as it has been available since November! However, the Bulletins, which are always worth a read, are slightly tucked away in a corner of the website where you wouldn’t necessarily stumble across them.
So, I am letting you know that the latest Bulletin contains some really useful and interesting material including:
an update on the return to “in person” hearings;
an article by Angela Morgan OBE, independent chair of the review of additional support for learning;
an…
Halifax-Area Education Strike “Imminent”, Union Says
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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — Halifax-area school support staff including Assistive Technology Support Workers, Child and Youth Care Practitioners, Mi’kmaq and Indigenous Student Support Workers, African Nova Scotian School Support Workers, Schools Plus Community Outreach Workers, Educational Program Assistants, Early Childhood Educators and School Library Specialists are ready to strike if the provincial government doesn’t return to the bargaining table with significant wage improvements for all members.
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This weekend, Halifax-area school support staff voted decisively against accepting a tentative agreement negotiated with the government. CUPE Local 5047 represents more than 1800 education workers in the Halifax Regional…
School District 43 passes $476 million budget for 2023/’24
More education assistants, support for administrators and no layoffs for teachers are among the highlights of the 2023-24 Coquitlam school district budget.
School District 43 (SD43) has passed its 2023-24 school budget, calling it “responsive” to classroom needs.
The board of education trustees gave three readings to the financial spending plan totaling more than $476 million at its team public meeting on Tuesday (April 25).
In a statement today (April 27), SD43 called the budget “responsive” because it addressed concerns raised during consultations with teachers, administrators, support workers and parents.
Among the features of the budget next year include:
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Catholic school board director of education Joan Carragher announces retirement
The Catholic school board is on the hunt for a new director of education.
Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board chair Kevin MacKenzie announced the news during Tuesday (March 28) night’s board meeting where Joan Carragher, who joined the board in December 2020, said she will retire from her position effective Aug. 31.
MacKenzie noted Carragher’s steadyfast leadership was instrumental in leading the board through some of the most challenging periods of the pandemic and into recovery. Carragher also led the development of the board’s current multi-year strategic plan, which will continue to guide its direction for…