Jackie Njoroge
@jackienjoroge09.bsky.social
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Mum to three brilliant daughters, works in higher ed, not a fan of a pie chart.
Am all for the march of modern tech, but if the car windscreen is frozen, cassette cases and CD cases were really useful….
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UK Research and Innovation
7 days ago
The NERC Peer Review College is now always open. With broader, more inclusive criteria and a quick 10–20 minute self-nomination process. We welcome academic and non-academic experts, at all career stages, in the UK and internationally. Apply now:
engagementhub.ukri.org/nerc-funding...
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The Sutton Trust
24 days ago
Working-class creatives are being squeezed out of careers in the arts. Our research on the lack of class diversity in the creative industries has been cited in a new report on working-class participation in the arts across Greater Manchester ⤵️
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Bias against working class should be illegal, culture review says
More than 50% of respondents to a survey on the creative sector say they experienced class bias.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cql4gvrxdq7o?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss
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UK Research and Innovation
24 days ago
Mistaking correlation for causation doesn’t just waste research funding, it can shape real-world health advice. In our new blog, Prof. George Davey Smith, 2025 MRC Millennium Medal winner, explains why he encourages scientists to look for ways they might be wrong.
www.ukri.org/blog/why-evi...
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Why evidence matters in health research
Professor George Davey Smith explains why he encourages scientists to look for ways they might be wrong.
https://www.ukri.org/blog/why-evidence-matters-in-health-research/
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…..on what seems to be 247th day of January I have eaten the last mince pie of the season…
27 days ago
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UK Research and Innovation
2 months ago
Congratulations to all the winners of the 2025 Knowledge Exchange Awards! These projects demonstrate exceptional achievements in knowledge exchange, innovation and collaboration, showing how research collaboration deliver benefits for people and the economy. Explore:
www.ukri.org/news/ukri-ce...
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Nick Harrison
4 months ago
Disadvantaged kids are more likely to have SEND needs but LESS likely to get support, leading to a DOUBLE DISADVANTAGE and much worse outcomes. Why? a đź§µ
@suttontrust.bsky.social
latest research
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Started watching Riot Women, it’s really good.
4 months ago
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Quiet start to the day
4 months ago
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Omar Khan
4 months ago
Pleased to be in Leeds for the launch of this report today. A Whole Provider Approach holds much promise for addressing equality gaps in higher education. Read our report (including recommendations) 'Making it everyone's business'
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David Kernohan
4 months ago
I'd like a list of UK universities that are on a ring road - by which I mean just off a main road that does not go directly to the centre of a city or town. It is for a thing. UWE and Cardiff Met are two examples. Any more? attn.
@hbsj.bsky.social
@mike-rat.bsky.social
@registrarism.bsky.social
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…..why isn’t there a single nhs ap for all appointments and communications….?
4 months ago
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How’s Saturday going ? Harley has decided it’s best to have a relaxing day….
5 months ago
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…..have started the bad knitting early this year
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Jisc
5 months ago
We’ve extended eduroam to rural Kenya using satellite internet, working with Kenya Education Network (KENET) to bring secure connectivity to remote research sites. Find out how the project came together 👇
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How Jisc and KENET extended eduroam to rural Kenya using satellite internet - Jisc
https://www.jisc.ac.uk/news/all/how-jisc-and-kenet-extended-eduroam-to-rural-kenya-using-satellite-internet
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Managed to change a kitchen tap today without creating any major leaks. Just needed a tip run to complete the day….
5 months ago
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Harley dog out exploring
6 months ago
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UK Research and Innovation
6 months ago
How many researchers begin in a totally different career? Quite a few! In this episode of 101 Jobs, we meet Mac: a former Royal Marine, now an ocean operations expert at
@pml.ac.uk
🌊 We want to show the public that even if your career doesn’t begin in science, it can still lead you there.
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Ocean buoys, microscopic plankton and speed boats | 101 Jobs that change the world S3 Ep 5
YouTube video by UKRI Stories
https://youtu.be/j6gMfPKg1xA?si=0VB6383lzd640DyG
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Hetan Shah
6 months ago
Are you a researcher who could do with £8k to engage the public about your research working with a gallery, museum, library or archive? We’ll shortly be opening a call so I just wanted to give you a heads up this is coming
www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/shap...
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SHAPE Involve and Engage
A funding programme for innovative public engagement from the British Academy.
https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/shape-involve-and-engage/
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David Kernohan
6 months ago
Clearing updates added here. It's been a busy 24 hours.
wonkhe.com/blogs/a-leve...
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A levels and acceptances, 2025
All the numbers and all the action from JCQ results day in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland
https://wonkhe.com/blogs/a-levels-and-acceptances-2025/
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New Scientist
6 months ago
A study of 150,000 people with ADHD in Sweden confirms that drugs taken to manage the condition have wider benefits beyond improving immediate symptoms
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ADHD drugs reduce risk of criminal behaviour, drug abuse and accidents
A study of 150,000 people with ADHD in Sweden confirms that drugs taken to manage the condition have wider benefits beyond improving immediate symptoms
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2492380-adhd-drugs-reduce-risk-of-criminal-behaviour-drug-abuse-and-accidents/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=SOC&utm_source=Bluesky#Echobox=1755134592
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Hugh Jones
6 months ago
Here's a
#HigherEducationPostcard
showing
@wlvuni.bsky.social
This is the Technical College which is one of the precursor institutions If you like this image, please retweet it - remember, BlueSky has
#NoAlgorithm
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Accompanied middlest teenager to north london to begin her European travels, slightly odd to be walking past Woburn house not going in……
6 months ago
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The Economist
7 months ago
A person’s performance is not just a matter of their own brilliance. It is often inseparable from the context—the relationships, culture, processes and tacit knowledge—that surrounds a star
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Are superstars as good when they move jobs?
The AI-talent scramble raises an old question
https://econ.st/4mk9MdS
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The Sutton Trust
7 months ago
✍️ "I’ve started to realise that for many people like me, that door isn’t just closed. It’s bolted, and the only way through seems to be unpaid." Working for free is only an option for a small number of people. Unpaid internships need to end ⬇️
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Unpaid work is killing class diversity in the creative industries - The Sutton Trust
Our alum, Bethany, discusses the prominence of unpaid work in the creative professions.
https://www.suttontrust.com/news-opinion/all-news-opinion/unpaid-work-is-killing-class-diversity-in-the-creative-industries/
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TASO
7 months ago
New @HEPI_news blog: Dr Anna Anthony (HEAT) on boosting local evaluation in higher ed. The post introduces the HEEL – a sector-wide library of evaluation to help practitioners share learning & strengthen evidence-based practice. Blog:
www.hepi.ac.uk/2025/07/25/n...
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New Research Highlights the Power of Access Work — and the Tools We Need to Evaluate It - HEPI
It has never been more important for providers across the sector to show that access and participation activities have an impact. With resources stretched, we need to know the work we are doing is mak...
https://www.hepi.ac.uk/2025/07/25/new-research-highlights-the-power-of-access-work-and-the-tools-we-need-to-evaluate-it-2/
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Our teenagers were swimming in the lake, Harley was not impressed…..
7 months ago
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Hugh Jones
7 months ago
Here's a
#HigherEducationPostcard
showing the Gower Place wing of
@ucl.ac.uk
This is the wing to the left of the famous portico, as you look from the gate at Gower Street If you like this image, please share it - remember, BlueSky has
#NoAlgorithm
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Lovely day out yesterday
7 months ago
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Harley is relaxing
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Harleys favourite spot
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The Sutton Trust
7 months ago
✍️ "Individuals from working class backgrounds are significantly underrepresented in creative occupations, with young people from middle class backgrounds four times more likely to work in the sector." Our research mentioned in
@designweek.co.uk
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www.designweek.co.uk/we-must-fix-...
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Know this might just be me but has rum and raisin ice cream disappeared from the shelves
7 months ago
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Harley preferring to sit outside, not sure it much cooler though
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Met Office - weather and climate
7 months ago
As temperatures rise, many of us are drawn to the water 🌊 But while the sun may be shining, the water can still pose serious risks. One of the most dangerous is cold water shock 👇
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Cold water shock: what it is and how to stay safe
With this weekend’s forecast pointing to a return of summer heat and heatwave conditions across much of the UK, many of us will no doubt be looking for ways to cool off.
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/blog/2025/cold-water-shock-how-to-stay-safe
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TASO
8 months ago
Latest report reveals deep HE inequalities for care-experienced young people. 🔹 4x less likely to attend uni 🔹 Higher dropout rates 🔹 Later/lower entry routes Key recs:
taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
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Harley levying the cheese tax
8 months ago
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TASO
8 months ago
In our latest blog post, Dr Shaun Boustani (UCL) explores how widening access to medical schools could tackle NHS doctor shortages. He discusses The Sutton Trust findings and calls for reforms like contextual admissions & alternative entry routes. Read:
taso.org.uk/news-blog/ca...
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Can addressing inequalities in medical schools help staff the NHS? - TASO
Dr Shaun Boustani, Senior Research Fellow at University College London Medical School explores how widening access to medical schools could help tackle NHS doctor shortages. He discusses Sutton Trust ...
https://taso.org.uk/news-blog/can-addressing-inequalities-in-medical-schools-help-staff-the-nhs/
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Lovely amble around
@nationaltrust.org.uk
Quarry bank, went with ice cream treat not the traditional scone.
8 months ago
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Youngest has just finished GCSEs, a personal view but it’s a lot of assessment at age 16 when young people stay in education or training until age 18.
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Vivienne Stern
8 months ago
www.hepi.ac.uk/2025/06/14/w...
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Weekend Reading: Out of Eeyore’s Gloomy Place (rather boggy and sad) - HEPI
Universities must embrace change and collaboration to navigate political scepticism and ensure a sustainable, inclusive future.
https://www.hepi.ac.uk/2025/06/14/weekend-reading-out-of-eeyores-gloomy-place-rather-boggy-and-sad/
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Harley’s favourite spot
8 months ago
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Plans for first week of leave = cafes, walks, films…… actual first day of leave, clearing the washing machine filter of whatever unknown blockage is preventing it from draining……..
8 months ago
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Managed a better than average folding of three fitted sheets. Sunday is going well.
9 months ago
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