An 11-year-old schoolgirl has made it the regional finals of an art competition inspired by the vital role played by key workers. Millie Watkiss entered the Royal Mail ‘heroes stamp design’ challenge, which attracted 6,600 entries. She was aged 10 at the time she submitted her entry and has since …
Read More »Covid heroes celebrated in adorable Royal Mail stamp designs
Youngsters from schools across Leicestershire have had their cute designs shortlisted in a Royal Mail stamp competition celebrating heroes of the coronavirus pandemic. Pupils attending county schools are now in with a shout of having their poignant artwork featured on thousands of letters and parcels next year. The colourful designs …
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(YorkPedia Editorial):- Perth, Western Australia Mar 28, 2021 (Issuewire.com) – MBA architect Allan Price B. Arch., ARIBA UK Ret., MBA, and appraised E-learning developer David Barras-Baker have redesigned their award-winning 32-module learning program “Creating Value”! The E-learning differentiator of the redesigned product is the simplification of complex concepts. “Creating Value” covers …
Read More »Royal duchess led secret double life as Hull primary school teacher
She is perhaps not the best known member of the Royal Family. But the Duchess of Kent has nevertheless remained a firm favourite, with the emergence of details about her secret double life away from royal duties helping to further endear her to the public. Married to the the Queen’s …
Read More »Mass tests for teachers and pupils to be part of England lockdown easing, report says | World news
Teachers, schoolchildren and their families could be tested for coronavirus twice a week under a plan for mass rapid testing that has been touted as key to safely easing England’s lockdown, reports claim. As many as 400,000 rapid lateral flow tests will be sent to homes every day, supported by …
Read More »Reports tests to be sent to hundreds of thousands to lift lockdown
People across the country could be asked to take a Covid test as part of a new plan to get the country out of lockdown, according to reports. The scheme would see tests sent to hundreds of thousands of homes across the country, and has provisionally been called ‘Are you …
Read More »Education Secretary’s alphabet soup of school reopening plans
Dear pupils, welcome back. Or should that be I hope to see you soon. Maybe on January 11, January 18 or another random date, depending on the latest ministerial edict. All those wearing odd-numbered football shirts can have an extra week’s holiday. Those in even-numbered shirts must start remote learning …
Read More »Much loved Rutherglen postie hangs up his mail bag for the last time
A much-loved Cambuslang postie has hung up has mail bag for the last time after serving the Royal Mail for almost five decades. Davie Lawson, affectionately known by his colleagues as “Duke”, called time on his 48 years’ service on Saturday to enjoy a well-earned retirement. Davie, 65, of Halfway, …
Read More »Postbox overflowing with home coronavirus test kids reveals stark reality of Covid-19 second wave
This picture of a postbox in a student area rammed with so many Covid home test kits some are spilling onto the street reveals the stark reality of the deadly second wave. The postbox in Ilkeston Road, Nottingham, is in an area with a high student population where hundreds have …
Read More »University of Bristol unveils major plans to expand Temple Quarter campus
The University of Bristol has unveiled major plans to expand its new Temple Quarter campus before it is even built. A series of five stepped buildings ranging from four to eight storeys would transform a former industrial area next to Temple Meads station after the institution bought the Wales & …
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