News archive for 17th January 2021

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Dancing On Ice gets political as comedian Rufus Hound criticises the Government over free school meals - Mail Applying Rosenshine’s Principles to specific contexts - Headguruteacher The chances of Wales avoiding a third fiasco of schools returning to the classroom - Wales Online The Guardian view on women and Covid: failed by bosses and ministers - Guardian Private entrants to GCSEs and A-levels face second year of delays - Guardian Face-to-face school attendance in Wales was close to pre-pandemic levels - Wales Online Union threatens strike action to stop return to unsafe university campuses - Mail Ministers urged to rule on governance board conflict issue as trustees resign in protest - Schools Week Children to get free access to books during lockdown school closures - Evening Standard A pandemic, pay cuts and hungry pupils: welcome to 1921 - Times Educational Supplement | TES How parents and children are left struggling during lockdown - Express The government must listen to the voices of food poverty - Guardian Big questions remain over exams and assessment in 2021 - Times Educational Supplement | TES ‘But Miss, I don’t have enough to say’ - UKEdChat How can teachers improve pupil outcomes? - Teacher Toolkit Podcast 101: Conversations about teacher mental health - Teacher Toolkit Union threatens industrial action to prevent unsafe campus return this academic year - UCU Brexit will exacerbate regional inequalities in the UK and EU - HEPI Sound of silence: Fees blamed for creating a middle class culture in Scots music lessons - Herald Scotland Pupils can access free books during school closures - Times Educational Supplement | TES The free-market gamble: has Covid broken UK universities? - Guardian New legislation could see universities forced to protect freedom of speech - Express Lecturers warn they will strike if forced to resume unsafe teaching - Guardian The Welsh home schooling nightmare leaving some pupils behind - Wales Online Virtual library gives children in England free book access - BBC Super Maro Itoje tackles school laptop shortage - Times - New