Many Roma children struggled to access education before the coronavirus crisis. A holistic approach is needed to ensure they don’t fall further behind now.
Category: disadvantaged students
Succeeding with resilience – Lessons for schools
by Johanna Boersch-SupanDirector, Vodafone Germany Foundation – think tank Digitisation is expected to profoundly change the way we learn and … More
Education reform in Wales: A national mission
by Kirsty Williams AM Cabinet Secretary for Education, Welsh Government It’s an exciting time for education in Wales. This was … More
Advocating for equality among schools? Resources matter
by Rose BologniniCommunications and Publications Co-ordinator, Directorate for Education and Skills Disadvantaged students don’t have as many resources at home … More
Trouble with homework
by Marilyn AchironEditor, Directorate for Education and Skills It’s sometimes hard to tell who has more trouble with homework: students … More
Spread the wealth, reap the benefits
by Marilyn Achiron, Editor, Directorate for Education and Skills Quick: Who has more up-to-date textbooks: students in wealthier schools or students … More