Freshman applicant counts are presented for fall and transfer counts are presented for the full academic year. Mean high school and transfer GPA are presented for freshman and transfer applicants, ...

The show has already made history, bringing in tremendous viewing figures, including some of those in very high office indeed ... made available to screen in schools for free, with the prime ...

"Adolescence" is now available to stream on Netflix. Netflix's limited series "Adolescence" will be made available to all secondary schools across the United Kingdom, Netflix UK & Ireland said ...

Netflix is making its drama Adolescence available to secondary school students through charities Into Film+ and Tender. The four-part series will be available on Into Film+ – a streaming service ...

Netflix has announced that it is going to make hit drama Adolescence available to view for free in all UK secondary schools. Since its release on March 13, the drama about a father dealing with ...

IF we assume that the X-ray scattering of the ‘unmodified’ type observed by Prof. Compton corresponds to the normal or average state of the atoms and molecules, while the ‘modified ...

Around 8,000 more secondary school pupils were on roll in special schools in England than the reported capacity last year, Government figures suggest. Around two in three special schools were “a ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has raised alarm over a sinister trend in South Africa’s water sector: criminal networks allegedly sabotaging water infrastructure to create business opportunities for ...

Picture: @PresidencyZA/X JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for sanitation in schools to be prioritised, saying challenges should be treated as a matter of life and death.

There were 8,000 more secondary school pupils in special schools in England than places available for them last year, according to Department for Education (Dfe) figures - a rise of 25% in 12 months.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has consulted with Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi about the recent ban on foodstuffs containing cannabis in South Africa and will withdraw the regulation for now.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has strongly dismissed claims that white citizens are being persecuted in South Africa, calling the allegations a "completely false narrative". His comments ...