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Sarah Woods

(She/Her)
United Kingdom
As seen in: Nature, Design Week, Richmond & Twickenham Times, North Devon Gazette, dacbeachcroft.com, Local Government Lawyer, The Lead Magazine
Covers:  Design- packaging, branding, product, exhibition and web. Education and Culture.

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Sarah Woods’s Biography

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I am a freelance writer specialising in design, culture and education. I have been writing for over 20 years and love bringing interesting and relevant stories to life. I am also a fully qualified English teacher and have an insight into the education sector placing me in the best position to write stories around this topic.

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From Playground to Professional: The Industrial Evolution of Fidget Design

From Playground to Professional: The Industrial Evolution of Fidget Design

As fidget toys have evolved from toy to tool, novelty to niche, theory to therapeutic and squishy to sculpted…

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How vape packaging will be forced to grow up

How vape packaging will be forced to grow up

Vape packaging legislation changes and its effect on the design industry.

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SEND Crisis: Councils push children with poor mental health back into mainstream schools

SEND Crisis: Councils push children with poor mental health back into mainstream schools

Parents warn of lasting trauma as local authorities facing financial meltdown withdraw support from children …

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Bideford parenting hub helps families with children disconnected from mainstream schools

Bideford parenting hub helps families with children disconnected from mainstream schools

Next Steps Tutors launch parent-led hub in Bideford to combat isolation and support families of children stru…

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Using poetry as a creative writing tool

Using poetry as a creative writing tool

SARAH WOODS argues that poetry has a surprisingly important and effective place in all subjects, and so shoul…

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Girl Power lifts teenager's spirits as she surges to victory

Girl Power lifts teenager's spirits as she surges to victory

Teen powerlifter smashes records and sets sights on European championships

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Articles

Upper troposphere aerosol formation enhanced by monsoon lofted pollution

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By Christina J. Williamson, Stephan Borrmann, Philipp Brauner, Charles Brock, Teresa Campos, Theodoros Christoudias, Francesco D’Amato, Oliver Eppers, Shawn B. Honomichl, Matthias Kohl, Franziska Köllner, Agnieszka Kupc, Young Lee, Ming Lyu, Georgia Michailoudi, Laura L. Pan, Anne E. Perring, Andrea Pozzer, Warren Smith, Rei Ueyama, Kirk Ullmann, Ville Vakkari, Silvia Viciani, Aki Virkkula, Ralf Weigel, Sarah Woods, Christos Xenofontos, Antonis Dragoneas, Dylan Simone, Holger Tost
| Nature Verified
Abstract The Asian Summer Monsoon (ASM) lofts air from polluted boundary layer regions to the upper-troposphere and lower-stratosphere. High concentrations of aerosols have been observed in ASM outflow, which influence climate by interacting with radiation and clouds and affecting atmospheric composition. Prior observations indicate that small particles form in ASM convective outflow.
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Designing for inclusion: how the DfE’s £740m fund is reshaping schools

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By Sarah Woods
| Design Week Verified
In a bid to overhaul mainstream school settings to embed SEND support through universal design, the Department for Education has set up a framework that centres on an Inclusive Mainstream Fund, backed by a £740 million investment. The government previously revealed its intention to increase the number of inclusion bases and adaptations for school sites to ensure that more children with SEND can learn in a local mainstream setting, now confirmed by the recent white paper.
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Preparing for the Mental Health Act 2025: what charities need to know

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By Emma-Jane Dalley, Ruth Crackett, Sarah Woods
| dacbeachcroft.com
Charities are increasingly critical to the safety and accessibility of mental health care, whether that is via providing information, advocacy, care, support, supplemental therapeutic provisions, or in some areas, direct inpatient provision. Charities working in partnership with NHS or independent mental health services will face significant operational and strategic implications from these reforms.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Richmond and Twickenham Times.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes I learned to touch type at school

How is social media changing news?

It helps to spread the news and gives you ideas on the plus side. However, on the minus side there is a lot of fake news.