News archive for 22nd February 2020

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Fall in school nurses could be fatal as untrained teachers take on their tasks - Mirror Outrage grows at 'academic sabotage' of youngsters paying £9,000 fees - Mail Students slam Cambridge over handling of sexual misconduct cases - Guardian ‘It’s fun – everyone is different’: the Jewish school that unites all faiths - Guardian Trinity Hall: Cambridge college head 'steps back' over handling of sex complaints - BBC Fifteen things we learned from January’s OfS board papers - Wonkhe Supply teaching: taking the angst out of job interviews - Times Educational Supplement | TES Overthinking is a growing problem for teachers - Times Educational Supplement | TES What education needs to learn from elite sport - Times Educational Supplement | TES School that repeatedly sent pupil home over afro hair paid for award celebrating equality commitment - Independent The university ‘free speech crisis’ has been a rightwing myth for 50 years | Evan Smith - Guardian If only our children knew as much about their finances as they do about sex - Telegraph Podcast 72: What can we learn from Wales? - Teacher Toolkit Work and life: Striking the right balance - UKEdChat Cuts to teacher subject advisers could explain declining exam results - Herald Scotland Class sizes are getting bigger to save cash as schools axe teachers as part of widespread cost-cutting measures - Mail Work with classroom introverts, says expert - Times