Education
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Do you have the Mark of progress?
Diversity Mark is Northern Ireland’s only independent not-for-profit organisation enabling and supporting companies in achieving a Charter Mark to recognise…
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Football as a hook
David Whelan talks to Director of Football Development at the IFA Foundation, Michael Boyd, about the organisation’s influence on shaping…
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How to futureproof the workplace
With technology and workplace conditions changing at such a rapid pace, agendaNi looks at five steps every company can take…
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BBC step back from Belfast Pride
After originally defending its decision to take part in Belfast’s Pride parade for the first time, BBC Northern Ireland rolled…
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Children and Young People’s Strategy sitting in limbo
The Department of Education’s (DE) Children and Young People’s Strategy 2017-2027 appears to be a partial victim of the political…
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Social media and screen use
The UK Government has recently published a White Paper on Online Harms. The paper seeks to address some of…
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Without delay: The need for a new child friendly justice model for child victims of sexual violence
The need to ensure our justice system better supports child victims of sexual violence came into sharp focus at a…
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Curriculum Sports Programme a victim of squeezed education budget
The Department of Education (DE) ended funding for the Curriculum Sports Programme, which provided primary schools with coaches from the…
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Save the Children launch Building Blocks programme supporting the foundations for early childhood
Across Northern Ireland too many families struggle to pay the bills and put food on the table. Simple items like…
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Integration: A future direction
David Whelan visited Brownlow Integrated College in Craigavon, the first school to transform to integrated status in Northern Ireland, to…
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