Learning to survive in a world dominated by the internet should be as important for children as reading and writing, says a House of Lords report. Lessons about online responsibilities, risks and acceptable behaviour should be mandatory in all UK schools, the Lords Communications Committee argues. The internet is “hugely beneficial” but children need awareness of its hazards, said committee chairman Lord Best. Industry leaders said education was key to keeping children safe online. The Lords report builds on findings by
Participants in CIE (Communication, Interview Techniques, Employment) & Enterprise workshop at Westminster Kingsway College were asked to complete an evaluation and feedback form about the workshop and their experience: 92% say “The workshop methods used were appropriate”. 92% say “The workshop improved my understanding of the topic”. 92% say “I enjoyed the workshop”. 92% say “I gained usable knowledge/skills and will be able to apply them to my academic or personal life”. 84%
Politicians who have used a divisive and dehumanised rhetoric are creating a more divided and dangerous world, says rights group Amnesty International. Its annual report singles out President Donald Trump as an example of an “angrier and more divisive politics”. But it criticises other leaders, including those of Turkey, Hungary and the Philippines, who it says have used narratives of fear, blame and division. The group also says governments are exploiting refugees for political ends. The report, which covers 159 countries, cited a rise
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