News archive for 18th March 2018

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Ministers will pump £26million into breakfast clubs in 1,770 schools across the country - The Sun £26million sugar tax on soft drinks will be spent on expanding breakfast clubs across 1,770 state schools in England - Mail How Progress 8 might just be a proxy measure for poverty and EAL - JohnTomsett Londoner crowned world's best teacher for learning 35 languages her pupils speak - Metro UCU responds to UUK valuation review - UCU USS pensions update - Universities UK Panel of independent experts to review processes for arriving at pension deficit - Universities UK The Learning Rainforest: A model for great teaching and learning. - Teacherhead UK teacher Andria Zafirakou wins million-dollar global teaching prize - HuffPost Woman who works in London school wins $1million world's best teacher award after learning 35 languages spoken by her pupils - Mirror Updated school closure list in Wales due to snow on Monday, March 19 - Wales Online University World News: Global Edition - week ending 18th March 2018 - University World News 'Being a great teacher requires resilience and a generous heart': Theresa May congratulates British winner of $1m Global Teacher Prize - Times Educational Supplement | TES Cost of Britain’s top degrees ‘to hit £120,000 within a decade,’ university chief predicts - PoliticsHome Preparing for higher education - Learning Scientists Andria Zafirakou wins $1m as she is named world's best teacher for work at school in one of UK's most deprived areas - Independent Andria Zafirakou from north London wins $1m 'world's best teacher' prize - Guardian UK teacher wins global best teacher prize - BBC Teacher wins $1 million after being named best in the world - Wales Online Teacher working in London school wins million-dollar prize - Mail Andria Zafirakou wins $1m as she is named world's best teacher - Independent UK teacher wins $1m Global Teacher Prize - Schools Week British teacher wins million-dollar Global Teacher Prize - Times Educational Supplement | TES Tony Blair: I would be more revolutionary on education if still prime minister - Mail 'Only by trusting teachers to get on with their job will we tackle workload and stress' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Can a language be sexist? This is a question we should encourage our MFL students to explore - Times Educational Supplement | TES Florida shooting: Survivors reject the arming of teachers - BBC Living in fear: One in three Muslim students attacked on campus as Islamophobic hate crime surges - Independent Pupils should spend as much time in PE as they do in English and maths - Darcey Bussell - Times Educational Supplement | TES Tony Blair: 'Education not to blame for Brexit' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Scotland: Council gives virtual reality headsets to all schools - Mail The education week that was: Funding, Damian Hinds, funding and funding - Times Educational Supplement | TES The future is bright for young people, says Peter Lauener - Times Educational Supplement | TES Good educations are being lost in the futile quest for value for money - Guardian Scotland: Disabled children more likely to be excluded from school than able-bodied - Herald Scotland Multi-academy trusts: can any benefits be proven? - Schools Week Teacher to find out if she has won million-dollar prize - Mail Top degree fees ‘to hit £40,000’ - Times Sligo to open a school of soft knocks - Times Darcey Bussell wants ‘inactive’ pupils to do 4 hours of PE every week - Times Facts combined with creativity make for the perfect formula - Times Improve teaching and results will lift in Scotland - Times