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All Work and No ‘A’ Children’s education is the most important thing parents could ever invest in. But sadly some parents in the UK and from around the world may unknowingly jeopardise the achievement of their children’s A Level grades as they encourage them to enter the world of paid employment throughout the academic year.
[ 20 Aug 2019 | No Comment | 2,726 views]
Royaume - Uni : Faits catastrophiques des résultats au baccalauréat 2019 du Royaume publiés par The Guardian. « Cette Année les statistiques montrent que 25,5% seulement des étudiants au Royaume-Uni ont eu une mention très bien ou bien : ce qui représente un krach inédit jamais enregistré au baccalauréat depuis 2007. » The Bridge MAG. Image

Paid work throughout the academic year has been damaging A Level students’ grades as they have significantly reduced motivation in lessons, new research suggests.
Good A Level grades are crucial if you want to go to university and land a gratifying career but balancing work and school has become a common concern as students on full time or nightshifts are missing opportunities to enhance their grades.
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Don’t Drink the Water! Water is life: all your health, youth, wellbeing and lifespan in one drop. World pollution levels, increasing water scarcity, climate change, as well as population growth, are to make a drinkable water supply even more challenging for decades to come.
[ 20 Jul 2019 | 3 Comments | 2,839 views]
Il faut une goutte d’eau pour sauver des vies, mais les sources d’eau potable dans le monde sont restreintes. Chaque année, la consommation d’eau insalubre décime dans le monde plus de personnes que la guerre et toutes les autres formes de violence combinées. The Bridge MAG. Image

It takes a drop of water to save lives but the world’s drinkable water sources are restricted as unsafe water continues to kill more people each year than war and all other forms of violence combined.
 
 
The world’s rivers, reservoirs, lakes and seas are drowning in chemicals, waste, plastic.
Poor management of urban, industrial, agricultural wastewater and sewage implies that drinkable water for hundreds of millions of …