News archive for 20th October 2018

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Private schools with their own pools asked to help state sector primary pupils learn to swim - Mirror Ministers urged to order fresh inspections of all Steiner schools  amid fresh child safety fears - Telegraph Summer camps falling out of favour amid rise of 'helicopter parenting', charity boss says  - Telegraph Nearly half of pupils left primary school unable to swim, shocking figures reveal - The Sun Students ditch ‘spirit of 68’ to learn strategic art of persuasion - Scotsman 'Rayner is wrong - free schools can be empowering' - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'A degree of confusion over apprenticeships' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Want to attract more teachers? Start with professionalism - Times Educational Supplement | TES Podcast 30: How common is over-marking? - Teacher Toolkit £5 million fund to deter young people from gang and knife crime - GOV.UK Philip Hammond 'forced to abandon' private school VAT plans - PoliticsHome A step back in time is a great leap forward for multi-sensory learning - UKEdChat Mayor of London plans party to celebrate AEB devolution - FE Week Movers and shakers: Edition 258 - FE Week The private schools that remain open despite standards warnings - Schools Week The private schools that remain open despite standards warnings - Schools Week The private schools that remain open despite standards warnings - Schools Week The Spielman Q&A: ‘Human judgment is not something with crystalline boundaries’ - Schools Week How can we encourage effective collaboration in the classroom? - Schools Week Teachers copy Japanese practice where pupils have cleaning rotas - Mail Pupils put on cleaning rota - Times Anglia Ruskin university put thief in charge of millions - Times Universities that give unconditional offers to be named - Times