News archive for 14th April 2019

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Children with special needs forced out of school for years as funding fails to meet demand - Independent Children in care could be sent to boarding school under new scheme - The Sun From research to the classroom:  roadblocks, resistance and blind faith. - Teacherhead Children in care could be sent to boarding schools under new government scheme - Mirror Unseen poetry without the stress - UKEdChat Could student mental health apps be doing more harm than good? - Times Higher Education | THE The choice overload - Teacher Toolkit From research to the classroom: roadblocks, resistance and blind faith - Teacherhead How to lose friends and alienate politicians - Wonkhe Outside the box: shaping higher education policy beyond DfE - Wonkhe The state of education: Child poverty - National Education Union NASUWT compensation figures 2018 - NASUWT What’s in a name? For PhDs, everything - Times Higher Education | THE Could student mental health apps be doing more harm than good? - Times Higher Education | THE Teachers must invest in their ‘most important tool’ – their voice - Times Educational Supplement | TES Mobile phones: Will banning tech compromise pupils’ futures? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Pupils `have not eaten for two days´, teachers report - Mail Celebs hit out at plans for new faith schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES Teacher racially abused by pupils got £10,000 compensation - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'Teachers are using foodbanks - education needs more money' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Tired, hungry and shamed: pupil poverty ‘stops learning’ - Guardian Shocking and disturbing impact of poverty on children and young people #NEU19 - FE News ‘A teacher skills test error shows a lack of care’ - Times Educational Supplement | TES Poverty having 'parlous' impact on pupil's learning, NEU survey finds - Times Educational Supplement | TES Parents protest at reception tests: ‘Four-year-olds should be making friends instead‘ - Guardian Children at risk as ‘most new schools built without sprinklers’ - Guardian Poverty-hit pupils so ashamed of worn-out clothes and lack of equipment they skip school, teachers say - Independent Teachers are spending their own cash on food and clothes for poverty-hit pupils - The Sun Teachers awarded £14,900,000 after suffering ‘appalling’ employer treatment - Metro Abuse of teachers leading to 'millions' in compensation - BBC Just 15% of new schools fitted with fire sprinklers - BBC Half of all primary pupils and a third of parents suffer stress and anxiety over school tests - Mail Worsening child poverty harms learning, say teachers - BBC Only a broad education can open the minds of young Scots - Times Children get caught in the LGBT crossfire - Times Celebrities warn new single-faith schools will split society - Times Child poverty having a 'detrimental effect' on pupils' learning and behaviour - Nursery World Teachers win £15 million in compensation claims - Telegraph