News archive for 13th June 2020

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Primary schools told they can open fully to all age groups with 15-pupil limit on class size - The Sun Prime minister is risking basic right to an education, says children’s tsar - Guardian Knives out for Education Secretary Gavin Williamson after back to school fiasco - Mail Every three months that schools are shut could cost almost £22 billion - Telegraph Pupils need a national education recovery plan to stop them falling behind - Mirror This much I know about…providing direction for my Subject Leader colleagues for September - JohnTomsett University World News 13/06/2020 - University World News Curriculum positions. Knowing where you stand. - Teacherhead School named after slave trader Edward Colston considering change - Herald Scotland If we want a more equal Britain, we must teach its true black history | Jason Arday - Guardian ‘The coat was made with latex offcuts’: the student designers making do in lockdown - Guardian Absolute dread Nicola Sturgeon faces backlash with schools plan - Express ‘The waste and excess is more visible’: how coronavirus is shaking up fashion - Guardian We need to keep having open conversations about race - Times Educational Supplement | TES A generation of children could be scarred by this pandemic | Gaby Hinsliff - Guardian The Covid-19 pandemic and internationalisation of higher education: International students’ knowledge, experiences and wellbeing - HEPI 'It's all I talk about': crunch time for sixth-formers to decide on university places - Guardian UK language students prepare for virtual year abroad in their bedrooms - Guardian Schools and councils in England not consulted over summer 'catch-up' - Guardian Cognitive skills grow rusty over time - Teacher Toolkit Big online learning provider faces calls for refunds after complaints - Guardian Black British history is barely covered': How the curriculum could be decolonised - HuffPost Tackling racism is about more than curriculum - Schools Week