The Lionesses: the strength of the pride
Dr Christopher Sellars asses what England must do to get the win in the FIFA Women's World Cup final.
Written by Dr Christopher Sellars
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Moving from home to university with ADHD
David Ellis offers his advice to the students who will be moving into accommodation ahead of the new academic year.
Written by David Ellis
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Volunteering in Hunger Hills Woods: Enhancing a natural gem
Sarah Jacques reflects on the Information Systems team's day in a woodland close to Leeds Trinity's Main Campus in Horsforth
Written by Sarah Jacques
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LGBT+ Pride and me: Jamie Cruickshank
Ahead of Leeds Pride on Sunday 6 August, Jamie Cruickshank discusses what LGBT+ Pride means to them.
Written by Dr Jamie Cruickshank
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Why all voices are important in improving Special Educational Needs and Disabilities systems
Leeds Trinity recently hosted an event to explore how the differing viewpoints of SEND Officers might create a more effective system.
Written by Tracy Laverick
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Furthering development with the Early Childhood Studies Graduation Practitioner Competencies award
The award enables students in the School of Children, Young People and Families at Leeds Trinity to enhance their professional development.
Written by Clarrie Smith
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Broadening Horizons in Berlin and Amsterdam
Leeds Trinity regularly provides study, work and volunteering opportunities abroad, but this year, the University launched something special
Written by Amy Lund
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A day spent experiencing my future law career
Law student Sam Munday recently spent the day in the Leeds office of law firm Addleshaw Goddard.
Written by Sam Munday
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Creating Supportive Spaces for Early Career Researchers
Early Career Researchers are often navigating the challenges of building and progressing their work.
Written by Sarah Waite
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COVID-19 and dementia, possible links and the need for further research
The COVID-19 pandemic is still very much with us and there are still hospital admissions and deaths linked to infection with the SARS-CoV-2
Written by Dr Nat Milton
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Celebrating the success of our first Champions of Childhood Conference
Champions of Childhood conference focussing on reducing social inequalities.
Written by Clarrie Smith
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Why Video Games Matter Symposium
Last week, Leeds Trinity University and the National Videogame Museum bought together gaming experts for a one day Symposium .
Written by Kathryn Penny
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