MADLEN DAVIES | MAILONLINE | 20 January 2015 Students let out to play BEFORE eating lunch ate twice as much fruit and veg afterwards Schools are required to offer fruit and vegetables but many are wasted Children with...
Read MoreBBC Radio 2 | DJ Chris Evans is to broadcast from St James’s Palace after enlisting the support of the Duchess of Cornwall for his children’s short story contest. Now in its fifth year, 500 words challenges...
Read MoreAustralian Associated Press | theguardian.com | Tuesday 20 January 2015 Four health organisations say a sugary drinks tax would save Australia billions in medical costs and urge the government to launch an obesity...
Read MoreHow the key players outside central government can tackle child poverty and promote social mobility Ministers requested that the Social Mobility & Child Poverty Commission report on what key players beyond central...
Read MoreObserver editorial | The Observer | Sunday 18 January 2015 The state has to play a more dynamic role in legislating food manufacturers and marketing. The London Eye, a landmark since the Millennium, welcomed...
Read MoreThe Telegraph | Education Opinion | Judith Woods | 17 Jan 2015 The decline of competitive sports in schools into an elite-only activity is a national scandal. If I were to say “British sport”, what...
Read MoreBBC News | Health | 17 January 2015 The Local Government Association is calling for a fifth of VAT raised on unhealthy foods to go back to councils to fund health and leisure facilities. The organisation says councils do not...
Read MoreBBC News | Adam Brimelow | Health Correspondent | 17 January 2015 More than half of secondary school boys and two-thirds of girls never shower after PE, a study suggests. The paper, in the European Journal of Sports...
Read MoreThe Telegraph | Olivia Parker | 16 Jan 2015 Sport England’s campaign to encourage women to forget fear and embrace exercise is getting us talking, but why did we need it in the first place? And will it work?...
Read MoreProject Wild Thing is a film led movement to get more kids (and their folks!) outside and reconnecting with nature.
Read MoreLearner will be safeguarded while attending any course with activematters Learners will be informed at the start of a course that they are free to discuss anything that they feel is relevant but if a matter arises where the...
Read MoreA Definition Plagiarism is defined in dictionaries as the “wrongful appropriation,” “close imitation,” or “purloining and publication” of another person’s “language, thoughts, ideas, or...
Read MoreDuring the course of assessment, assessors are privy to certain pieces of confidential information in respect of the learner or service user, the following statement must be adhered to at all times by all assessors.
Read MoreThe Guardian | Patrick Barkham | Tuesday 13 January 2015 The Oxford Junior Dictionary may have dropped words such as ash and catkin but let’s not jettison nature for the nagging demands of...
Read MoreACCESS TO ASSESSMENT POLICY We wish to ensure access and equal opportunities for our candidates while safeguarding the integrity of the qualification. This will be done as follows:- At the initial assessment and before...
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