Almost 60 percent of parents with disabled children say that their son or daughter has not been able to access sports clubs, leisure activities and other facilities, because they are disabled. Conducted by the disability charity Scope, the survey of over 500 parents suggest that improving the attitudes and confidence of ...
Such were the words bellowing out from the Kop yesterday, as the final whistle blew and Steven Gerrard was faced with the realisation that he is only four games away from winning his first Premier League title with Liverpool. The tears painted a picture of a man clearly overcome with emotion ...
Female genital mutilation (FGM) was declared illegal as long ago as 1985, and yet this year there are still 24,000 girls and young women at risk of FGM, with over 66,000 UK victims living with the consequences. FGM is physical, emotional and sexual abuse, so it is important that everyone who ...
Our LinkedIn profile is now live and we would love for you to connect with us. Louisa Farino - EduCare's Managing Director - spoke recently about the future of e-learning at the Independent Schools Council's annual CAL meeting. This just one of the many ways organisations are connecting with EduCare. Connect with ...
One in five primary school age girls say they have been on a diet. One in three adolescent boys has been on a diet to change their body shape or lose weight. 87 percent of girls aged 11 – 21 think that women are judged more on their appearance than on their ...
