News archive for 11th October 2020

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Convincing parents school is safe in Wales during pandemic's second wave - Wales Online Students slam universities for feeding them 'junk food' while they isolate in halls - Mail Self-isolating students given 'out of date food' and claim unis 'profit' from pandemic - Mirror Tech companies must be forced to protect children - Times Rising coronavirus infections among pupils putting Scots teachers at risk, union warns - Scotsman Coronavirus Scotland: School pupil case spike putting teachers at risk - Herald Scotland Government must address steep rise in covid transmission among children - NASUWT 'It isn't a tick-box': young BLM activists on Black History Month in UK schools - Guardian GCSEs 2021: Mocks plan warning as exam debate heats up - Times Educational Supplement | TES Ten black history events that should be taught to every pupil - Guardian Covid: Student anger over 'junk' food parcels in isolation - BBC Why aspirational families go the extra mile to selective schools - Financial Times Teachers demand action as 10-19 pupils top Covid table - Times Educational Supplement | TES University World News - UK and global edition: week ending 11th October 2020 - University World News ‘Rigorous’ mock exams to be held in winter as ‘plan B’ for next year - Metro Teaching assistants - UKEdChat Taking whole class feedback one step further - UKEdChat Why bringing sport back to our school was so important - Times Educational Supplement | TES Marcus Rashford to highlight child poverty fight with special message during England vs Belgium - Mirror Four ways to build relationships in FE - remotely - Times Educational Supplement | TES My favourite teacher, Mr King – and the relationships that really matter - Headguruteacher Can we talk sensibly about exams please - Teacherhead Covid and schools: a virologist's view on staying safe - Times Educational Supplement | TES Online-only tours make anxious parents’ school choice harder - Guardian Dozens of headteachers urge Government to promise they won’t cancel exams in 2021 - Telegraph How to access subsidised tutoring for your school - Times Educational Supplement | TES I hope more government departments follow our lead by employing apprentices - FE Week Is this the UK's most luxurious lockdown as pupils at £40k Millfield school has Covid-19 false alarm - Mail Fee-paying foreign students provide a lifeline for Scottish universities - Times Ireland: Teachers raise safety concerns over Leaving Cert examinations - Times International students in Ireland hit with ‘crazy’ increase in health insurance - Times