A deluded education culture

Photography: Flickr, Xin Li 88

The education culture today is deluded, and how we see different subjects is damaging to the system itself.

University – an education in life

After AC Grayling’s announcement of the New College of the Humanities to open next year charging £18,000 fees annually and it’s subsequent praise and criticisms, the future of the university is very much still in the public eye.

New outreach programme for schools

Warwick students are this term to take part in an outreach programme to children in disadvantaged schools.

Students march for education

Approximately 50 students took part in a protest and march across university this afternoon (Wednesday 8 December) in protest against Government plans to make drastic cuts to universities and increase tuition fees.

Day Two - Warwick Students Occupation of the Arts Centre Conference Room

8.05: After dragging myself out of bed, I've now found we have a small space amongst Bristol, Brighton and Leeds on the 'Students Protest Across the UK' page on the BBC -

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-11828882

Review confirms drastic cuts to higher education

Tash Clark and Griffin O'Rourke

Universities in the UK will be hit by drastic funding cuts of 40 percent and enormous hikes in tuition fees as part of the government’s Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR) released last week.

International fees to rise by £1,000

My first ever pubished byline.

Tuesday 19 October, 2010

» Foreign students will pay thousands more than they did just five years ago
Natasha Clark

Prospective international students applying to study at The University of Warwick from next year will face an increase in tuition fees far beyond the rate of inflation.

Local Headmaster leaves grammar school

Mr Robert Cooper, headmaster of the Royal Latin Grammar school in Buckingham has announced his resignation this week.