News archive for 10th November 2018

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Head teacher canes ‘Big Brother’ bureaucracy in Scottish schools - Scotsman Headteacher, 27, who took over one of the UK's worst primary schools reveals how he turned it round - Mail Ministers can’t ignore the UK’s higher education debt crisis | Phillip Inman - Guardian Headteacher, 27, who turned round one of UK’s worst primary schools reveals how he did it - Mirror ‘Devastating’ cuts hit special educational needs - Guardian Private schools now taking out legal insurance for teachers amid rise in legal action from parents - Telegraph ‘Narrowing the curriculum benefits no one’ - Times Educational Supplement | TES Home Secretary announces recipients of Early Intervention Youth Fund - GOV.UK Podcast 34: Does your curriculum meet all pupils’ needs? - Teacher Toolkit Don’t let excluded pupils slip through the net - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'Let ALL students resit GCSE English and maths' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Private school pay rises 'lagging' behind state sector - Times Educational Supplement | TES Employers use just 14% of their levy in first 18 months - FE Week Students search for houses for second year within weeks of starting university, report reveals - Independent 'I feel a lot of hope': the school for bullied children - Guardian How should schools deal with claims of over-age students? - Schools Week Damian Hinds interview: I don’t want kids to carry knives . . . teachers have to be more involved - Times Schools ask parents to pay for toilet rolls - Times