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End exams in englandThe nation is stuck in a pandemic adults are stressing, working from home , yet kids are told to go to school, still learn and test , Kids are still expected to revise for exams , even though we know it’s knocking their mental health, anxiety and stress We need to protect our kids3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Lisa Hughes
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Close schools or switch to remote learning on 10/12 to allow time for pre Christmas self isolationThere are approximately 10.3 million school children across the U.K. Add to this the school staff needed to run each school including headteachers, teachers, teaching assistants, administrators, midday supervisors, school cooks, cleaners etc. This is a huge number of people potentially moving around the country and visiting different households none of whom can elect to take annual leave to self isolate due to the school term system. If schools either closed or switched to remote learning on 10/12 these people could self isolate allowing them to safely see family. This could also help reduce transmission rates during the Christmas period. Closing schools or switching to remote learning on 10/12 would also allow for a 3 week school “firebreak”. Given the data is increasingly showing significant numbers of cases in secondary schools & also in primary schools a firebreak could help to further drive down covid19 cases following the England lockdown. The extended half term implemented by Northern Ireland appears to have been particularly effective in reducing cases there.147 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Nicola Spiller
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Close schoolsIt's important schools close YES THEY MAY FALL BEHIND WITH EDUCATION. .OUR CHILDREN WON'T NEED EDUCATION IF WORST HAPPENS! !!LET US BE PATENTS PROTECT NHS LET'S PROTECT OUR CHILDREN. ..SOMEONES CHILD ..2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Wendy Harbinson
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Scrap OSCEs (practical face to face exams) for Veterinary Nursing studentsWe are asking for an alternative exam or cancellation of our OSCEs due to the worldwide pandemic. Many students are on low wage or not getting paid at all and should already be qualified if it wasn’t for this virus. If December OSCEs go ahead, many of these students may miss them due to self isolation or not being able to travel. If hotels shut they will have no where to stay as many of these exams locations have been changed and are now hours away from where we reside. All these changes and the uncertainty is taking a huge toll on our Student Veterinary Nurses mental health. Where is the support? Many colleges have passed their students on mock grades, why is that different for us? Why has an alternative not been offered to us? Why must we be a group of students with no mock exams? We are being sent to colleges we aren’t familiar with, to be examined using equipment we’ve never seen. Why must we have to travel hours away during a global pandemic and stay overnight in cities hundreds of miles away from home? Please if you are a Student Veterinary Nurse or support a Student Veterinary Nurse sign this petition and show the RVCS how serious we are about this! Support your nursing students!772 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Gabriella Sapi
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Supporting Our At Risk Colleagues In Ealing SchoolsPlease see sign petition statement above58 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Stefan Simms
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A petition to allow our children to wear a colourful and more practical uniformThe parents of Avanti Park school understood that there would be a formal consultation on the possible introduction of a uniform from September 2021 as stated by the curriculum review. The early announcement of the introduction of a uniform without formal consultation came as quite a surprise to many of us. Little thought appears to have gone into the impact that this sudden decision has on both the parents and the children of Avanti Park school. The children of the former Steiner Academy Frome are used to wearing their own clothes and being able to express their own unique personalities and be treated as individuals in return. While we understand that you want to introduce a uniform, there are concerns over the choice of colour and we are asking if you could choose a colour that reflects the colourful personalities of the children who attend Avanti Park School. Please consider a brighter, happier, more visible colour for the school jumper. Purple or red has been a suggestion by many parents, purple seems to reflect the colours of Avanti School's trust whilst also potentially resolving the issue that is causing distress to children and parents. There has been so much change already that has been unsettling for the children so we appreciate you phasing the uniform in over the course of two terms. White is also a very hard colour to keep clean. We are a colourful, creative and happy community. Please allow the children to wear colours that reflect their personalities and ones that allow them to be safe and visible on the grey winter school mornings and neighbouring roads and pavements.14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Clementne Wilson
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Keep Outdoor Education Centres openAs Directors of an environmental outdoor education centre in the recent past for two decades we have experienced children (and teachers) discover a new and abiding relationship with the natural world which at a time when we are experiencing the onset of environmental and climate disaster is essential for future generations. An eight year old who had never seen the stars seeing the milky way for the first say exclaimed, "There ain't no stars in Kilburn". For the first time he was experiencing beyond himself.137 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Chris Walton
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Plan a new Graduation ceremony for YSJ 2020 graduatesThe decision to completely cancel the 2020 graduation ceremony is not just disappointing, but heartbreaking for all of the students who have worked tirelessly to complete their degrees in the face of the incredibly difficult times 2020 has presented. Give us the ceremony we deserve, in the summer. This may involve adapting celebrations to take place predominantly outside, or restricting the number of guests, but cancelling the ceremony all together should not be an option.72 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jasmine Stainton
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Pay Student Nurses on placement until COVID-19 no longer is a pandemic.Student nurses have to complete 2300 hours of placement to be a registered nurse and with all the disruptions due to the pandemic this has been made difficult. Students have had to leave part time jobs to catch up on hours or are forced to make up time if they have to isolate. We aren’t entitled to sick pay and therefore we can find ourselves in financial difficulties very quickly. Acquiring COVID from placement could mean not only a high volume of hours to catch up on but also time off part time work. We are exposed to the same things qualified health professionals are however we have no protection. This can’t go on and there either needs to be pay for student nurses or a reduction in the hours that must be completed to allow time for those who end up suffering with COVID time to recover or isolate or a full refund in university fees for all the contributions student nurses make to help the NHS cope in these unprecedented times.10 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Anonymous 1
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Stop taking child element from student fianceStudent finance only covers for rent, bills and equipment for the student. Not for the upkeep of children.10 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Liane Carver
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Do not let the Government Scrap Union Learning FundThousands of Union Reps have been trained to help adults retrain, go into apprenticeships, support English for speakers of other Languages and have promoted many workplace based Adult Education Opportunities, this is minimal funding that makes a big difference it needs to continue!1,247 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Helen Osgood
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University’s to provide free, advanced wifi to student households.Broadband is imperative for productive home study due to limited library access.14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Lexi Greenstein
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