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Burns was advised not to write in Scots as London readers ‘wouldn’t understand’

Robert Burns was advised not to write in Scots by a correspondent who thought it would limit his audience, according to new research. A project by academics at the University of Glasgow’s Centre for Robert Burns Studies looked at letters to and from ...

17 Jan 2022 at 01:26

‘Climate change’ named as children’s word of the year

“Climate change” has been named as children’s word of the year by Oxford University Press (OUP). More than 3,000 children aged six to 14 were asked for their word of the year, and the most common responses or themes were “climate change”, “war” and ...

16 Jan 2024 at 00:01

More than 90,000 pupils get post-pandemic early speech and language support

More than two-thirds of primary schools across England have signed up for targeted language support to help the youngest pupils catch up with communication skills post-pandemic. The news comes following concerns that early years pupils have ...

07 Mar 2022 at 01:25

‘Kindness’ named as Children’s Word of the Year

“Artificial intelligence” has lost out to “Kindness” as the 2024 Children’s Word of the Year. More than 3,000 children across the UK aged six to 14 were asked for their word of the year, with “kindness”, “artificial intelligence” and ...

22 Jan 2025 at 00:01

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