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Of course school skirts are sexist – it was only us girls who were catcalled during PE

I was standing by the whiteboard with my back to the classroom when I heard the muttering.

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Worcester Sixth Form College offers a wide range of qualifications

Worcester Sixth Form College offers the widest range of A Levels in Worcestershire complemented by a number of Applied and T Level qualifications.

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Young Reporter- How Difficult Are GCSEs?-Ebun Oyabayo TGS

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Aristotle becomes latest casualty in China s narrative war with the West as scholar questions philosopher s existence

Chinese politics expert goes viral by claiming ancient Greek’s legacy not supported by written record. While most scholars disagree, the comments reflect a trend among nationalist intellectuals calling for a less Western-centric version of history.

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Oliver D Smith

Oliver D. Smith is a freelance writer who studied BA (Hons) Classical Civilisation at Roehampton University and MA Classical Studies at The Open University. His research interests are diverse and include cryptozoology, geomythology, UFOs, Plato's Atlantis and meteorology (particularly clouds and atmospheric optics). He has published articles in a number of magazines, newsletters and peer-reviewed journals. His most recent article 'Nessie and Noctilucent Clouds: A Meteorological Explanation for Some Loch Ness Monster Sightings' was published in Coolabah.

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