Cities are facing a “silent emergency” in the erosion of children’s play areas
Access to play has suffered during the Covid-19 pandemic. How can urban developers look to reclaim play in cities?
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How children at urban schools can benefit from learning in nature
Children flourish when they learn in nature. It can improve their health, attention capacity and social skills.
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Universities are waking up to green finance, but say it quietly…
Often cash-flush and shy of scrutiny, higher education institutions have not typically felt the need or inclination to raise green…
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Facial recognition in schools is here: Are we ready for it?
Schools in Scotland have deployed facial recognition systems in their canteens. Experts fear more surveillance technology could follow.
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How British universities are advancing the energy transition
Universities are major institutions that have a key role to play in the energy transition to net zero, both via…
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How the race to get into leading schools is affecting pupils and parents in the UK
The race to get into leading secondary schools puts pupils and parents under intense pressure.
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By the seaside: Why living on the coast is linked to poor health
The precarious economies of many traditional seaside towns have declined still further since the 1970s when an explosion of cheap…
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Arts education is facing massive cuts in the UK – yet its value is felt everywhere
The UK’s vibrant cultural output is a tool for soft power and an academic asset.
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