Teacher banned from the classroom for singing ‘Let’s Talk About Sex’ to 12-year-old female student

  A teacher accused of singing Let’s Talk About Sex to a 12-year-old girl has been banned from the classroom. Former Army radar technician Alec Munday was also alleged to have used inappropriate sexual language, causing distress to a child, and had inappropriate conversations with pupils while working as a teacher in north Wales. The

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Nigeria, Ghana… Others to Benefit from Microsoft Student Advantage

  About seventeen African countries including Senegal, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Cameroon, Kenya, Angola, Zimbabwe, Cape Verde, Rwanda, Mauritius, South Africa, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya and Morocco are to benefit from Student Advantage programme just launched by the software giant  Microsoft. With student Advantage, qualifying institutions that subscribe to Office 365 ProPlus or Office Professional Plus

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HARD TRUTH: Study confirms genetics – not school, is the biggest factor in students’ exam success

A child’s genes have a far greater impact on exam results than the quality of their school or the efforts of their parents, researchers claim. Analysis of 11,000 teenagers’ GCSE results suggests that DNA is twice as significant as environmental factors such as school choice in determining educational success. The study, published by researchers at

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Is ASUU STRIKE Finally Over?… “All Issues With ASUU Resolved”

The Supervising Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike has disclosed that all contending issues between the Academic Staff Union of Universities and the Federal Government have been resolved. He made the disclosure in a statement following his meeting with the leadership of the union on Wednesday. He also lauded the patriotism and strong will demonstrated by

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It is illegal to bar graduates from Youth Service for failing SSCE Maths – Court cautions NYSC

  Justice Mohammed Idris of a Federal High Court in Lagos has declared as unlawful and ultra vires the decision by the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, to deny Nigerian graduates participation in the compulsory National Youth Service for not possessing credit passes in O’ Level Mathematics. One Terna Tarka, who was denied mobilisation on

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