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23 March 2021
Children with SEND should be given the opportunity to continue with a more flexible approach to education even after pandemic restrictions are lifted.
1 March 2021
Join us at our launch events! We are excited to formally launch the PEER Network at two online launch events in March 2nd & 4th, 2020.
14 January 2021
The government’s current criteria only allows for around a quarter of children with SEND to have the option to continue their normal school routine.
20 November 2020
Prof Mario Novelli's new project will promote critical political economy research on education systems in contexts affected by conflict and crisis.
12 November 2020
Two-year study included in-depth interviews over time with 61 women who experienced removal of at least one child and at risk of further removals.
25 June 2020
A new AHRC-funded project will look at the history of speech education to help address an urgent need to restore it in UK schools.
7 May 2020
A survey developed by Sussex psychologists is looking for the opinions of parents to understand what schools are doing to support homeschooling.
30 March 2020
Two University of Sussex academics have been recognised for their outstanding work by the Academy of Social Sciences.
11 February 2020
HR In Excellence in Research Award goes to University of Sussex for sixth consecutive year for excellence in supporting researchers develop careers.
3 June 2019
Dr Linda Morrice has played a key role in the creation of a new report on improving integration strategies to better support refugees in the UK.
10 December 2018
A new campaign is urging teachers and pupils to be allowed to embrace uncertainty and explore new ways to engage with knowledge.
10 October 2018
New research shows an increasing number of schools have reduced or completely removed music in the curriculum for lower secondary school students.
26 March 2018
A study by University of Sussex researchers suggests that Universal Salt Iodisation increases childhood cognitive test scores.
19 March 2018
Addressing the global teacher gap of 69 million should be the number one priority for education policymakers the world over, a new study has warned.
15 March 2018
Learning a new language may be more of a science than an art, a University of Sussex study finds.
7 March 2018
In the run-up to International Women’s Day on 8 March, female academics and students describe what they admire in each other.
3 November 2017
A project developed with the University of Sussex aims to help Uganda’s one million disabled children “missing” from formal education.
4 April 2017
Delaying the marriage age of young women in parts of the developing world has significant positive effects for their children, a new study shows.
9 March 2017
Research from the School of Education and Social Work involved over 700 secondary schools in England.
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