News archive for 13th October 2019

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Teachers living in sheds, cars and using food banks as demand for grants rises, charity warns - Independent Crowded school that holds lessons on a bus threatened with £40,000 funding cuts - Mirror Hallelujah! Lancing College set to finish chapel 150 years on - Times Directed improvement and reflection time (DIRT) sheets - UKEdChat Warning over glut of ICT graduates as supply outstrips demand - Times Higher Education | THE The damning indictment of school funding in Wales from four headteachers - Wales Online Don't blame bad behaviour on a bad moon rising - Times Educational Supplement | TES With libraries closing, where can pupils study quietly? - Times Educational Supplement | TES There is a crisis on campuses – but it’s about racism, not free speech | Nesrine Malik - Guardian Inside primary school's 'lecture' theatre where a single teacher oversees 67 pupils - Mail Excluded: Former pupils in spotlight in play about school system - Guardian 'Super-size' primary school crams 67 children into class with just one teacher - Mirror University World News - UK and global edition: week ending 13th October 2019 - University World News What is the IB career-related programme? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Don't set homework - get students to find a new hobby - Times Educational Supplement | TES The isolating reality of being diagnosed with schizophrenia and then autism - Wales Online Mandatory consent classes will only turn young men off from being good feminists - Telegraph ‘Super-size’ class packs in sixty-seven children with just one teacher at cash-strapped school - The Sun Families in England hit by 70% cut in school uniform grant - Guardian Mind the gap. Williamson should look at education in the round - FE Week Academy trust in plea for cash as VA school bid remains ‘on hold’ - Schools Week Private schools/Labour: Eton disorder - Financial Times The unit for young children expelled from school that performs miracles - Wales Online The signal and the noise: Nate Silver, Bayesian Methods and higher education - Wonkhe Collaboration can support doctoral researchers - Wonkhe There’s no such thing as the national graduate labour market - Wonkhe Could your data end up in the dock? - Wonkhe Christian school governor fears sack for questioning LGBT reading list and pride month - Times ‘Super-size’ class packs in 67 children - Times The other Brexit effect: more pupils see a future in politics - Times Scotland: Gaelic schools scale Higher peaks - Times Scottish universities must plough their own furrow | Lindsay Paterson - Times