News archive for 10th November 2019

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Labour pledges £845m for forgotten children struggling with their mental health - Mirror Hadlow college owes £40 million to over 300 organisations - FE Week Faith schools contribute millions of pounds less towards own costs, figures suggest - Independent Rhetoric: What every student needs to know - Teacher Toolkit What causes exclusion and what does exclusion cause? - The Learning Spy University World News - UK and Global edition - 10/11/2019 - University World News Toby Young: The impact of Britain's foolish university drive is truly disturbing - Telegraph Academics protest as Cambridge fellow told to leave Britain - Guardian Future-proofing undergraduates begins with an interdisciplinary skillset - Times Higher Education | THE Teachers will always work overtime. Now pay them more - Times Educational Supplement | TES My 'outstanding' school is structurally racist - Times Educational Supplement | TES Prue Leith calls for free vegetarian school meals - Times Educational Supplement | TES Soft-skills and university foster female entrepreneurs - Times Higher Education | THE Not too difficult, not too easy… let’s learn the Goldilocks way | Torsten Bell - Guardian Does handing out ‘merits’ improve behaviour? - Times Educational Supplement | TES More than half of teachers 'eating to cope with stress' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Why too much overtime damages the teaching profession - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'Urgent action' needed to stem headteacher burnout - Times Educational Supplement | TES Huge rise in teachers welling up at work - Times Educational Supplement | TES Record levels of stress ‘put teachers at breaking point’ - Guardian Can boarding schools really improve the life chances of disadvantaged children? - Telegraph Children in care given boarding school places are three times as likely to go to university - Telegraph Vocational progression must be treated like more academic options - FE Week Ditch 'corporate' language in academies sector, says former DfE adviser - Schools Week Head of boarding school slams Russell Group institutions for a 'lamentable lack of standards' - Mail University of Lancaster takes on too many students to fit in its lecture halls - Mail Bake Off’s Prue Leith urges schools to go vegetarian - Times Nasa study finds high pollution at Irish urban schools - Times Fat cat academy bosses told to rein in mega‑salaries - Times Ireland: Apple paid for teachers to attend iPad events abroad - Times Scotland: ‘Postcode lottery’ flawed for access to university - Times