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Does school choice matter to parents?

Does school choice matter to parents?

Sep 16, 2019 | Stories

As our schools reassemble after the long summer break, we can look at attitudes towards parents’ choice of school to send their children to.  A recent study conducted in 2016 among 1,000 parents for HCSS Education found 67% agreeing that parents should have the basic...
Is binge drinking OK?

Is binge drinking OK?

Sep 13, 2019 | Stories

Most people disapprove of heavy drinking sessions, but there’s an increasing minority who think it’s part of life. The levels of agreement in 1999 and 2019 to the attitude statement “a real man can down several pints of beer at one sitting” in Kantar’s TGI study tell...
Is sexual harassment old news?

Is sexual harassment old news?

Apr 23, 2018 | Stories

1992’s workforce knew very well what constituted sexual harassment.  What was tolerated then is unacceptable now. Inappropriate behaviour in some high-profile environments is headline news today, but it has long been a matter for concern.  25 years ago in 1992, the...
TGI archive nugget – no. 1

TGI archive nugget – no. 1

Oct 7, 2017 | stories archive

Football watchers have now become a better reflection of society. 25 years on from the establishment of the Premier League and Sky Sports’ live coverage, we’ve seen huge changes to the game at the elite level in particular, driven by revenues flowing in from TV...