News archive for 31st January 2021

back to standard EdNews format

Vulnerable Brits could die if teachers jump the Covid vaccine queue - The Sun Vulnerable Brits ‘could die if teachers move up Covid vaccine line’, claims minister - Metro Teachers to get support for dealing with Covid impact - Times Educational Supplement | TES Poorer children 'worst affected by long-term impact' of school closures - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Covid: Labour stands by teacher vaccination policy - BBC Andrew Neil shames hard-left schools union - Express Should GCSEs ever come back after pandemic? - Mail Universities must cut 'pension, pay and perks' of senior academics - Express Secondary school pupils may have to test themselves for Covid at home before return to class - The Sun Around 500 new teachers to receive online support over Covid-19 'pressures' - Scotsman Making Meaning in English: Book launch - The Learning Spy Covid stress ‘driving hundreds of childcare workers to quit profession' - Guardian Tony Blair: Vaccinating teachers would take two days - Times Educational Supplement | TES When will universities reopen? Latest news on when students can go back - Mirror Private school bursaries 'still too scarce' to tackle inequality - Guardian Why was student wellbeing not in the white paper? - FE Week 'We'd be lost': parents fight to save Welsh schools facing closure - Guardian Teachers to be given support to deal with effects of the pandemic on pupils - Herald Scotland Reopening schools: Why are rotas still overlooked? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Schools seize on perfect time to explore a future free of GCSEs - Times - New