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ChalkFace fully supports equality of access for all students in education. Access to tertiary education is one of the best ways for young people to help achieve a successful and rewarding career path, therefo . . .
It is always uplifting to see new therapies that are helping children with special needs, and children with autism, physical handicaps among those benefiting from hydrotherapy. Six-year-old Lucas Mak Chun-wi . . .
An east London secondary school with high levels of deprivation is paying for private tuition to help pupils with their GCSE exams. Assistant head Naomi Dews said her pupils should not miss out on private tuition . . .
Practicing Martial arts is a great way to improve your physical strength, stamina, self-confidence and mental clarity. However each martial art or contact sport discipline is different, and you can see exactly how . . .
It is a fairly well-known fact that children from wealthy backgrounds tend to have a better chance of making it to university than those from more finically disadvantaged backgrounds, so it was very interesting to . . .
Hong Kong’s professional education sector is still among the best in the world. The city’s status as an international metropolis puts its universities at an advantage when it comes to professional educ . . .
In this day and age, problem solving abilities are becoming more and more important. However, students in Hong Kong have dropped out of the top three in reading, mathematics and science, according to the Programme . . .
At ITS, we see many parents who are trying to get their gifted children into university early so it was with great interest we read this article about how child prodigies perform later in life. The overall . . .
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