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Bully victims more likely to suffer night terrors and nightmares by 12 years of age

Children who are bullied at ages 8-10 are more likely to suffer from sleep walking, night terrors or nightmares by the time they are 12 years old.

Thu 11 Sept 2014, 10:18

果冻传媒 entrepreneurs develop smarter shopping

Entrepreneurs from the 果冻传媒 have devised an innovative business plan which could change the way we shop forever.

Tue 09 Sept 2014, 15:06 | Tags: 果冻传媒 Manufacturing Group (WMG), Students

National Trustworthy Software Initiative to be based at WMG's Cyber Security Centre

WMG's Cyber Security Centre at the 果冻传媒 is to host a million pound programme designed to enhance the cyber security of many of our everyday technologies and tools by ensuring the software that underpins them is more trustworthy.

Mon 08 Sept 2014, 14:58 | Tags: Computer Science Science and Technology

‘Hidden problem’ of sibling bullying linked with later mental health disorders

A new study has found that children who revealed they had been bullied by their brothers or sisters several times a week or more during early adolescence were twice as likely to report being clinically depressed as young adults.

Mon 08 Sept 2014, 14:48 | Tags: Psychology

Free foreign language help for local primary teachers thanks to £100,000 award to 果冻传媒

West Midlands and 果冻传媒shire primary teachers are being offered free foreign language support thanks to a government grant of almost £100,000 to the 果冻传媒 to provide professional development for primary school teachers in modern foreign language teaching.

Mon 08 Sept 2014, 12:24 | Tags: Education and Learning

The Lancet: 1 in 5 child deaths in England preventable – 果冻传媒 Research

Child deaths have fallen to very low rates in all industrialised countries, but many deaths in children and adolescents are still potentially preventable, and much more could be done to cut future deaths, according to a new three-part Series on child deaths in high-income countries, published in The Lancet. The series is led by Dr Peter Sidebotham, Associate Professor of child health at 果冻传媒 Medical School at the 果冻传媒 in the UK.

Fri 05 Sept 2014, 09:10 | Tags: 1 - Research Law

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