News archive for 16th September 2018

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Pupils with traumatic pasts need an inclusive classroom - Times Educational Supplement | TES Computer scientists are the highest earning graduates and make five times more money than those with arts degrees - Mail Cross-party MPs call on government to take ‘urgent action’ to stop nursery school closures - Independent Savvy students know their renting rights - GOV.UK Scotland: John Swinney urged to respect Holyrood vote on P1 testing - Scotsman Scotland: Education Secretary urged to respect Holyrood vote on P1 tests - Mail Glasgow University ‘received up to £199m from slave trade profits’ - Scotsman 'Let's help students on the way to something with worth' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Spielman: Secondaries giving poor teens primary work - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'It’s time to put Ofsted out of its misery' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Ed Sheeran attacks cuts to music in schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES ’We can - and should - teach children to be funny' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Teachers to be balloted over pay action - Times Educational Supplement | TES £40,000-a-year private Millfield School suspends two pupils 'who beat younger boys with a cricket bat - Mail University World News - UK and global edition: week ending 16th September 2018 - University World News England: a world class education system? - Teacher Toolkit If Damian Hinds were a headteacher - Teacher Toolkit Roedean past of ‘11-plus hater’ MP - Express With a new year upon us, universities must ensure their mental health services are fit for purpose | Sam Gyimah - HuffPost Help bright, poor pupils get to best grammar schools, says ex minister - Express Cross-party effort to save state-maintained nursery schools - Guardian From the archive: teenagers in close-up - Guardian Pupils run to fat as PE lessons cut by 10% - Express ‘No frills’ school charges just £52 a week - Express Glasgow University reveals its links to slave trade - Times Put student mental health first, universities told - Times Computer science graduates earn five times more than arts students - Times Mum’s fury after her son, 13, is put in isolation for his ‘extreme haircut’ - The Sun Private schools lure state maths teachers to foreign offshoots - Times A world of opportunities awaits for those who can stand on their own two feet - Times Apprenticeships pave the way for practical bright sparks - Times The education week that was: Failing accountability and bad news on pay - Times Educational Supplement | TES Teacher’s pet helps pupils to cope in dog eat dog world - Times Prioritising student mental health is 'non-negotiable' minister tells university bosses - Independent Vice-Chancellors told to 'prioritise' mental health of students - Telegraph Education secretary John Swinney in last-minute bid to stave off humiliating defeat over national testing - Times Government tells universities: You must prioritise student mental health - HuffPost