News archive for 2nd August 2020

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Teaching unions urged to 'stop playing political power games' after trying to stall Government plans for schools to reopen - Mail Coronavirus: Schools will be ready for September - minister - BBC Will schools reopen in September in the UK? - The Sun Pay rise for teachers will halve school funding boost in England - Guardian University World News 02/08/2020 - University World News Students face freshers' week with no wild parties - Mail #MeToo is failing at university - Times Higher Education | THE This will be an SQA results day without precedent - Times Educational Supplement | TES Scotland: Young people can still flourish despite missing exams - Times Educational Supplement | TES Teachers' union urges clarity on school reopening - BBC Why teachers need to have interests away from work - JohnTomsett Schools will 'definitely' reopen in September - threatening other venues with closure - Mirror Comment: Get Britain back to work Boris - and start with schools - Mail Coronavirus and careers: Preparing pupils for the gig economy - Times Higher Education | THE Teaching unions sound alarm AGAIN over plans to reopen schools - Mail COVID-19: Call for 'greater clarity' on reopening schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES Research will suffer if community ties neglected, letter warns - Times Higher Education | THE Reopening schools on schedule may require pubs to close - Times Educational Supplement | TES UCL has a racist legacy, but can it move on? - Guardian Post-Covid: What further education needs in 2020-21 - Times Educational Supplement | TES Social mobility and segregation in schools - Teacher Toolkit Computing wasn’t even new in Greek times! - UKEdChat A results day guide to help schools navigate this year’s uncharted waters - Schools Week Teachers and scientists sound alarm over plans to reopen schools in England - Guardian Gavin Williamson: There will be no exams… but the country’s schoolkids will still make the grade - The Sun ‘Urgent need’ for UK to better understand Chinese student needs - Times Higher Education | THE