News archive for 3rd November 2018

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If the higher education market is to succeed, bad universities must be allowed to go bust - Telegraph University tuition fees 'could be cut to £6,500' after government review - PoliticsHome How should Ofsted reform itself? - Teacher Toolkit Taking is too easy: leaks from the Augar review - Wonkhe Be a better B! - Teacherhead What is digital governance and why do I need it? - Independent Head UK starts selection process for next Poet Laureate and announces competition to increase access to poetry for young people - DfE Ipswich school pupil investigated over claims he is as old as 30 - Independent University tuition fees could be slashed to £6,500 - HuffPost 'Geography is no excuse when it comes to education success' - Times Educational Supplement | TES When Socrates met a multi-academy trust CEO - Times Educational Supplement | TES Four ways I would improve parents’ evening - Times Educational Supplement | TES In single-sex schools, gender stereotypes are void - Times Educational Supplement | TES What happens when a secondary supply teacher covers a Year 2 class... - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'School is very oppressive’: why home-schooling is on the rise - Guardian Movers and Shakers edition 259 - FE Week Rescue schools tied to ‘toxic’ PFI contracts, Hammond told - Schools Week Scotland: Don’t forget the ‘big lie’ on student loans - Scotsman Scotland: What it's like to go to university at 75 years old - Herald Scotland University tuition fees could be slashed from £9,000 to £6,500 - The Sun Tories may be planning on cutting university tuition fees to £6,500 in bid to combat Corbyn's vow to scrap them - Mail Plan to cut university tuition fees to £6,500 - Times Students will pay price of fees cut - Times