News archive for 3rd February 2018

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Insight: Scottish classrooms are in chaos - Scotsman Scots teachers pressured to cover up knife incidents - Scotsman No advisers, no photo-ops: why all education secretaries should start with a week working in a school - Times Educational Supplement | TES Theresa May hints that students could be removed from migration figures - PoliticsHome Apprenticeship levy to cost schools £110m - feCompare Excluded pupils must have protective ‘bill of rights’, says education committee chair - Schools Week I turned on the wireless and there he was – the Barnsley student with the voice of Eccleston, and a dose of Burton - Times Educational Supplement | TES Dozens of academy schools need bailouts from taxpayers - Guardian Schools make great leap forward as demand from China surges - Times IfA approves quality assurer that is scheduled to close - FE Week The school I went to failed lots of children, and schools continue to fail children - Times Educational Supplement | TES Boy, 3, walks half-a-mile home along "busy road" after wandering out of nursery without staff noticing - Mirror Learning poetry by heart? It's just too tough for snowflake GCSE pupils - Mail Theresa May hails purge of bogus foreign student migrants - Express What the FE sector needs is Jamie Oliver - Times Educational Supplement | TES London school resorts to triathlon to raise funds for crucial equipment - Evening Standard Don't let the monster of student voice run rampage in your school - Times Educational Supplement | TES What every teacher needs to know about teaching for social justice - The Learning Spy Ofsted rejects plans to monitor schools via social media - Schools Week Secret Teacher: I feel stuck in a profession that's making me ill - Guardian The Glasgow primary school leading the charge against plastic - Scotsman St Andrews professor highlights plight of Turkish academics - Scotsman Lack of resources are failing blind Scots pupils, warns charity - Scotsman Revealed: The schools where the poorest pupils make most progress - Schools Week Survey finds bullying of LGBT pupils in Scottish classrooms is rife - Herald Scotland Head teacher fears for her life after banning hijab and enraging fundamentalists - The Sun Conservative MP calls for a ‘bill of rights’ to protect children who are excluded from school - The Sun Theresa May 'makes U-turn' on foreign students as she now claims they do NOT affect long-term immigration - Mail Foreign students could be cut from migration figures - Times Underley Hall School staff ‘gouged eyes of pupils to instil fear’ - Times Scotland: University heads feathering nests with salary top-ups, claims union - Times