News archive for 11th June 2017

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Oxford University blasted for 'insulting' decision to allow students to sit exams at home as it implies women are the 'weaker sex' - Telegraph Private schools to save £522m in tax thanks to charitable status - Guardian Letter to the Prime Minister from teaching unions - NUT Justine Greening stays as education secretary in May reshuffle - Schools Week Justine Greening re-appointed Education Secretary - AoC | Association of Colleges Schools must be more vigilant on Islamism than ever - Schools Week This is how much money each Cardiff school spends on supply teachers - Wales Online School staff in Wales are being asked to provide medical care for pupils without training - Wales Online University World News - Global edition: week ending 11 June 2017 - University World News University World News - Africa edition: week ending 11 June 2017 - University World News More 'modest' pilot of new grammar schools could be on the table, says Tory MP - Times Educational Supplement | TES "Modest pilot" for grammar schools, says influential Tory MP - Schools Week Daniel Glaser: how the Romans can help us to study - Guardian Apprentice travel pledge doesn't go far enough - FE Week Education union membership drops to lowest point in a decade - Schools Week Apprentice travel discount means politicians are listening - FE Week Doubling the representation of female classical scholars on Wikipedia - Times Higher Education | THE College boss learns the hard way - Times Oxford ‘takeaway’ exam to help women get firsts - Times Free school lunches could be back on the menu - Times Union leaders demand urgent meeting with Theresa May to discuss school funding - Times Educational Supplement | TES Ireland: parents take children out of school in protest - Times