New research from the University of Liverpool suggests that the way young people spend their free time may play a crucial role in supporting their well-being and social development.

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The Gatwick School, part of Aurora Academies Trust, has received the gold award through Unicef UK’s Rights Respecting School ...

Digital safety expert Sue Atkins has warned parents and educators in Gibraltar about the growing dangers of excessive screen ...