News archive for 3rd June 2017

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Four-day week for pupils if Theresa May is elected, warns headteacher - Mirror One in five school staff are attacked every week - leaving many terrified to go to work, poll reveals - Mirror University World News - Global edition: week ending 03 June 2017 - University World News Pupils abuse teachers on social media - Mail Extent of hate crime deeply concerning - NASUWT NUT/YouGov polls of parents and teachers reveal growing crisis in schools - NUT University World News - Africa edition: week ending 03 June 2017 - University World News Racoon dog pups make history at Bishop Burton College - FE Week Pupils target teachers on social media to humiliate them - Scotsman Views on plans for new grammar schools? #compfuture - Kalinski1970's blog 'When it comes to politics, teachers' number one responsibility is to nurture freedom of thought' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Father fined £60 for taking his daughter out of school to attend his wedding in Greece - Mail NSAFD U-turns on mandatory vetting of apprenticeship qualifications - FE Week ‘I wake at 2am worrying about the children’: the headteachers leaving Britain's schools - Guardian Teaching and Learning Research Summaries: a collection for easy access. - Teacherhead Secret Teacher: the obsession with league tables cheats our children - Guardian Leader comment: Fast-tracking of teachers needs to be explored - Scotsman University technical colleges plan to switch recruitment age to 13 - FE Week University technical colleges plan to switch recruitment age to 13 - Schools Week Sporting plan to boost boys in ballet - BBC Four in 10 parents say education is key in deciding their vote, poll shows - Times Educational Supplement | TES School funding soars up election agenda as teachers warn of crisis - Guardian Fears as university monopoly on teacher training is broken - Herald Scotland Unions criticise scheme to fast‑track new teachers - Times Pupils humiliate teachers with cruel online pranks - Times Education now third most important election issue - Schools Week