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9 Feb 2024: History education engages with ‘cultural truths’ and moral values, and people with varying – sometimes conflicting interests – have discussed school history’s value and purpose.

9 Feb 2024: what would kinds of transformation would that create? How do we need to change as people?

23 Feb 2024: He joins the panel ahead of the release of his upcoming book ‘Hitler’s People’, due to be published by Penguin in August. ... Even before they had specialised terms for comets, meteors, galaxies and aurora, the people of Ireland were writing about

19 Feb 2024: Overview The former Permitted Paid Engagement (PPE) standalone visa route has been subsumed into the Standard Visitor route with effect from 31 January 2024. The maximum duration of this visa category is 6 months. However, the permitted paid

4 Mar 2024: Policies which take away all the professional autonomy of teachers and effectively deprofessionalise teaching are likely to scare off the very people who would want to be teachers. ... Education, exclusion and citizenship will discuss the ways that

16 Feb 2024: Principles agreed in the original Joint Report of Council and the General Board The creation of the Teaching and Scholarship (T&S) contract and career pathway is not intended to pave the way for staff to switch back and forth between pathways. There

27 Feb 2024: As well as installing LED lighting, we are looking at how people access the site, energy usage, water usage and looking into if recycled plastic material could be used for the

26 Feb 2024: and. property, and even kill people. In India, 28,000 elephants and 3,000 tigers survive alongside a population of over 1.3 billion people - can they all co-exist?

13 Feb 2024: Taking place as part of the Cambridge Festival, this event titled "Changing the landscape of conservation" is being put on by the CRI.

15 Feb 2024: They are encouraging children and young people from across the country to donate their spit. ... D-CYPHR is a world first, but more importantly, it’s giving a voice to children and young people across the country who are helping shape this programme.

9 Feb 2024: We’re working hard to try to close the gap between the number of people waiting for an organ transplant and the number of organs that are available.

9 Feb 2024: The tour highlights key people and places on the street. It accompanies a pop-up exhibition and programme at Mill Road Community Centre, during the Cambridge Festival family weekend, to celebrate

9 Feb 2024: In this session, students, teachers, career advisors and educators from across the University of Cambridge will explore how to give young people the skills and knowledge they need to thrive.

25 Jan 2024: Senior Research Associate Professor M.

9 Feb 2024: This panel will discuss the ways that education inequalities impact on young people’s bodies, minds and inclusion in the national conversation. ... purpose.”. It seems that the UK is developing different kinds of young people with different levels of

7 Mar 2024: She’s a member of Lyn’s House, a Cambridge-based Christian community of people with and without intellectual disabilities.

20 Mar 2024: Gemma Simmonds CJ. Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology. Most people think of a nun's life as being one of quiet contemplation and withdrawal from the world.

9 Feb 2024: Waterstones, Cambridge, 22 Sidney Street, CB2 3HG. As part of the Cambridge Festival, Verity Harding, one of Time’s 100 Most Influential People in AI, will discuss her new book – entitled ... AI Needs You gives us hope that we, the people, can imbue

14 Dec 2023: It was interesting seeing how people ignored each other or listened as others spoke…What can help [us] is hearing someone else speak’.

9 Feb 2024: In this talk, Dr Sean Lang, Anglia Ruskin University, will look beyond royal ceremonial to consider the phenomenon of monarchy in the modern world, what it means to people, how and

9 Feb 2024: From person to person, our immune system can be programmed in radically different ways, leading to some people being suspectable or resistant to a range of different inflammatory and autoimmune diseases,

9 Feb 2024: She is interested in how the evolution of cyberspace defines human-human and human-object interactions, and how these influence people in the real world.

9 Feb 2024: The term ‘inReach’ signifies any action which reshapes elite institutions as inclusive domains through centrally placing work by people otherwise absent in traditional arts and academic spaces. ... CRASSH, inReach will amplify the underacknowledged

9 Feb 2024: The conversation explores how the creative team gained access to the vast testimony archive of The Reckoning Project, how we’ve approached working with the people involved and the interviews gathered,

9 Feb 2024: Must Farm, a Bronze Age village built on stilts over a river, is helping archaeologists to understand how people were living in the Cambridgeshire Fens almost 3,000-years-ago. ... Hear about pottery, posts, and even poo, and find out how the objects left

9 Feb 2024: For young people growing up surrounded by synthetic media, it is hard to know what is real or manufactured.

9 Feb 2024: It’s the holy grail of our age – tackling the mental health crisis in children and young people. ... Could the YPMH approach be key to tackling the mental health challenge of our age, and create a happier life for all our children and young people?

9 Feb 2024: The aim of the evening is to create harmony of spirit, to foster peaceful relations among people of all faiths and beliefs, and to unite us all in praying for world

9 Feb 2024: MS affects more than 130,000 people in the UK, of which at least 300 are children.

9 Feb 2024: Around the world, people show incredible creativity and variety in what they do with their dead. ... Is death a universal of the human condition? Sally Raudon is a social anthropologist who researches what people do with their dead.

9 Feb 2024: Format: Other, Workshop. Timing: In person. Cost: Free. Event Capacity: 20 people per session.

9 Feb 2024: Tuberculosis is a deadly enemy. This centuries old disease has killed more people than any other disease in history.

9 Feb 2024: A story of the people who live in Cambridge today, and how this history has shaped them.

9 Feb 2024: But behind the scenes, researchers, scientists, doctors and nurses are working on important research to help sick people get better.

9 Feb 2024: Even though opt-in organ donation decisions have increased, a significant number of people are still failing to receive an organ: as at 11 April 2023, 6,949 people were currently

9 Feb 2024: Most people consider Nietzsche an apolitical thinker. His concern, they believe, is with culture, not the state, and with the great individual leading an authentic, self-determined life far removed from

9 Feb 2024: MS affects more than 2.8 million people worldwide, of which at least 300,000 are children. ... age. Second, is using the power of ‘big data’. Through collaboration with other national and international MS research centres, clinical data for nearly 100

9 Feb 2024: The people of the country are traditionally tolerant and accepting of wild animals as neighbours, and have lived alongside these animals for generations. ... Can elephants and people co-exist? Booking/Registration is: UNAVAILABLE. Age: Adults. Format:

9 Feb 2024: Meet the people ensuring animal welfare is our top priority, and find out what it’s really like working with animals in science.

9 Feb 2024: The Quiet Time at our Family weekend is perfect for people who want to experience the festival, in a quieter environment.

11 Mar 2024: We will also hear two talks, one from the renowned Veterinary Ophthalmologist, Dr David Willaims who will talk about ‘dry eye’ in dogs and people. ... will talk about dry eye in dogs and people?

9 Feb 2024: In this talk, Dr Sean Lang, Anglia Ruskin University, will look beyond royal ceremonial to consider the phenomenon of monarchy in the modern world, what it means to people, how and

9 Feb 2024: However, a few spaces will be left for people to drop in as well.

9 Feb 2024: The maximum capacity is 100 people, on a first come first served basis.