Topic: Education
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British Somali teachers’ network gears up for first in-person event
After relaunching earlier this year, the British Somali Educators Association seeks to support teachers and inspire the next generation
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Faith minister Miatta Fahnbulleh: why we’re launching a review of ESOL services
Writing for Hyphen, Fahnbulleh says her own experience shows the value of learning English and warns of migrant women being ‘locked out of society’
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How a Nigerian-Irish teacher hopes to reform Ireland’s school system
Frustrated by the lack of support for educators from ethnic minority backgrounds, Baisat Alawiye started an initiative to change that
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Engagement with faith groups on public health is too limited, doctors warn
Study in British Medical Journal says health chiefs should work on building longer-term links — as Ramadan glaucoma campaign shows how it can work
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The Ramadan student survival guide
Observing the holy month can be challenging when living away from home or commuting to classes. Here's how to make the most of this special time
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How to get your kids to fall in love with the Qur’an this Ramadan
It is never too early to introduce the holy book to children. Here’s how I’m encouraging my child to get reading and learning
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The teacher who gave me the confidence to be a writer
Our education system is judged by exam results and inspections, but its greatest achievement will always be inspiring children and transforming young lives
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Meet the teenager building award-winning robots at home
Self-taught inventor Suleymaan Khan, 17, is inspiring students around the world with his DIY creations
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‘We do this together, or not at all’: the Centre for the Study of Islam in the UK turns 20
Founded in 2005 by Sophie Gilliat-Ray, the Cardiff University institution has produced leading, policymaking research on Muslim life in Britain
