Sian Griffiths is an Education Editor for The Times, with a focus on education, parenting, and news. She has worked for various media outlets including The Sunday Times, Pop up GMB, BBC, and Times Radio. Sian has also presented a documentary on BBC 2 called School Swap and encourages readers to send her stories.
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Sian Griffiths' coverage predominantly revolves around the education sector, with a specific focus on schools and the UK education system. Her articles also touch upon topics related to culture & society, family & relationships.
Given Sian's emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data in her articles, she may be particularly interested in pitches that offer insights into regulatory changes or statistical analysis within the education sector. Contributions from educational experts familiar with policy-making or those who can provide credible data-driven perspectives could resonate well with her coverage.
Since Sian focuses on national (United Kingdom) content, potential sources for outreach should have expertise or experiences directly relevant to the UK's education landscape.
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By: Nick Rodrigues, Sian Griffiths
LSE knocks Oxbridge out the top spots and is named our University of the Year
Ranked No 1 by the Sunday Times, the London School of Economics and Political Science champions free speech, with graduates that go on to change the world
By: Matilda Davies, Robert Watts, Sian Griffiths
Heads say poorer children will lose out on the chance to have a private education
The Earl of Devon explains why he welcomed 60 pupils to join the donkeys and alpacas on his ‘magical’ Powderham estate
By: Louise Eccles, Sian Griffiths
As grieving families raise safety questions about staffing in early-years care, the first boss of New Labour’s flagship scheme has advice for parents
By: Sian Griffiths, Caroline Wheeler
The Tory former home secretary was due to speak to students at her old college but the event was cancelled after police advised her it was unsafe
Two of her daughter’s friends died and Tamsyn Van de Vyver was injured when a Land Rover Defender hit. Battling flashbacks and sleepless nights, the family hope for answers as police reopen inquiries
Three quarters of graduates say they needed help from Bank of Mum and Dad as the average price of a course hits £60,000
A mother of three is claiming that, with women earning less than men on average, the added costs are unfair and threaten her children’s human rights
Rachel Reeves’s national insurance rise for employers threatens to wipe out any gains from the one-off tuition fee hike, higher education bosses warn
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