Malala has conditional offer from top UK university 13/03/2017 8:16 pm Urja Patel Nobel prize winning campaigner Malala Yousafzai has received a conditional offer from a top UK university. The 19-year-old, who is studying for A-levels, told a conference her focus was on achieving its requirements.
Music 'could face extinction' in secondary schools 13/03/2017 8:19 pm Urja Patel Music "could face extinction" as a subject in secondary schools in England, researchers have warned. They say music is being squeezed because of pressure on pupils to take subjects included in the EBacc school league table measure. Almost two thirds of 650 state school teachers, surveyed by Sussex University researchers, said the EBacc meant fewer students were taking GCSE music.
Revision App customers complain of unexpected payments 13/03/2017 8:17 pm Urja Patel Students using an exam revision app say they have been charged repeatedly, even when they no longer need it or have not been able to use it.
Degree apprenticeships 'on verge of significant success' 13/03/2017 8:18 pm Urja Patel Degree apprenticeships, encompassing university and work, are "on the verge of significant success", says a report.
Drinking Blueberry Juice May Boost Brain Function in Elder People 13/03/2017 8:25 pm Urja Patel A member of the prestigious category of superfoods, blueberries boast of health benefits, which are bound to leave you by surprise. These berries are not only a store house of antioxidants but also play a significant role in boosting immunity, regulating blood sugar and undoing the damage of a high-fat diet.
Soy Foods May Increase Survival Chances in Breast Cancer Patients 13/03/2017 8:25 pm Urja Patel Soy is commonly used across the globe as a alternate source of animal protein and well as dairy products. Soy is a legume and available in a variety of forms - soy milk, beans, tofu, sauce, soya chunks, etc.