Alexa Phillips is a News Reporter at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes related to education, higher education, and family dynamics, often exploring topics such as educational policy, special needs advocacy, and public education. Her work has been featured in notable outlets including The Sydney Morning Herald, Yahoo News, and WIRED.
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Alexa's coverage predominantly focuses on personal finance, including the property market, homeownership, mortgages, investments, savings, and retirement planning. With her emphasis on citing data and government announcements in addition to legal policy regulation topics such as tax battles and landlord-tenant regulations in the UK.
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By: Alexa Phillips
Oversubscribed colleges will be able to accept more students this year
Scorching temperatures forced hundreds of schools to close this summer because buildings are not equipped to deal with climate change, education leaders said
Almost all Russell Group universities have lowered entry grades since the pandemic – with experts now questioning the value of their ‘elite’ degrees
By: Alexa Phillips
One mother says trips during busy school holidays are ‘too overwhelming’ for her child, as figures show fines are rising for parents of SEND children
By: Alexa Phillips
Carrie Howarth, 37, has been fined twice for taking her autistic son Sebastian on holiday during term-time, and has been threatened with prosecution if it happens again.
By: Alexa Phillips
The Government is overhauling safety rules in nurseries to protect children from abuse – including advising staff to limit pictures of kids to just one per day
By: Alexa Phillips
Nursery staff are set to be banned from using their phones in playrooms under a Government crackdown aimed at preventing child abuse The i Paper can reveal.
Parents face a complex web of childcare schemes with 'cliff edges' that are making it harder to work
Parents on benefits say they want to work but are unable to do so unless they take out loans
By: Alexa Phillips
Maintenance grants are due to return for tens of thousands of students from lower-income households from 2028, funded by a tax on overseas applicants
