News archive for 17th September 2017

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Over a third of secondary schools are 'breaking the law' because they don't teach religious education - Mirror Cardiff University is offering academic staff voluntary severance - Wales Online Tuition fees review could see University students save £5,000 - Express School kitchen is given a food hygiene rating of just one - Wales Online Philip Hammond 'could cut university tuition fees' by £5,000 - PoliticsHome Cell phones in the classroom - Learning Scientists Colleges board backs down over 'outrageous' 17 per cent pay hike for executive - Herald Scotland Quarter of schools ‘failing in their duty to teach RE’ - Express 25p an hour to make bargain school uniforms for British children - Mail Secondary schools are 'breaking law by not offering religious education' - Independent Tory Philip Hammond 'considering' slashing tuition fees by £1,750 a year - Mirror Tuition fee cuts saving students at least £5,000 'are being considered' - Mail Religious education not provided for many school pupils, suggest campaigners - Mail University World News - Global edition: week ending 17 September 2017 - University World News University World News - Africa edition: week ending 17 September 2017 - University World News Carter identifies 8 kinds of 'decliner' and 'improver' schools - Schools Week Tuition fees could be 'slashed to £7,500' a year under Government plans, report says - Independent Schools break law on religious education, research suggests - BBC Queen Anne’s School, Caversham, tests 11am start for sleepy teenagers - Times East End Eton pupils to train as doctors, dentists or vets - Times International strategy for universities: 10 keys to success - Times Higher Education | THE Chancellor Philip Hammond set to slash university tuition fees by £5,000 - Times Scotland: learn how to teach — in the classroom - Times Peter Green, head master of Rugby, on lessons from Leonardo - Times Whet pupils’ appetite for good life - Times Work experience is one way to prepare for life after leaving the classroom - Times