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News archive for 11th November 2021
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Durham University trains its students to be sex workers
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The Times
Government ditches £90m school ‘arts premium’ manifesto pledge
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Schools Week
Winners of FAB Awards 2021 revealed
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FE Week
GCSE and A-level changes give pupils advance warning of exam content
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BBC
Durham University student's clean energy device earns global prize
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BBC
Pupils could face four sets of exams under back-up plans if GCSEs are cancelled
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Telegraph
No school dinners if child's debt is 2p, Gwynedd head says
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BBC
Headteacher warns pupils 'more than a penny in debt' won't be fed at school
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Express
Students in England to sit repeated mock A-levels and GCSEs, Ofqual says
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Guardian
GCSEs and A levels 2022: How exams will run next summer
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Connected Learning Centre selected as BETT award finalist for fifth year running
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Education Development Trust | EDT
Schools Partnership Programme launches bespoke commission for Kent County Council
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Education Development Trust | EDT
Modified formula milk not linked to better academic performance
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IOE London Blog
Statement on abuse of teachers in posts on TikTok
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ASCL
ASCL comment on exam contingency plan
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ASCL
Our approach to surveying non-EU international graduates
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HESA
Effectively building a culture of lifelong learning
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Learning & Work Institute
Can math make you feel better?
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Learning Scientists
Strength in FE diversity
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Education & Training Foundation
Parents told they may face police action as teachers targeted on TikTok
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Guardian
Teachers targeted in TikTok videos featuring pornography and ‘disgraceful abuse’ as Government steps in
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i News
The lifelong learning century
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HEPI
NEU comment on contingency plans for examinations in 2022
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National Education Union
Design Museum and AHRC launch national net zero research programme
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UKRI
Over 25% councils ask schools to take extra Covid steps
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Covid: Up to 49k hidden cases may be in primary schools
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
OfS announces new independent committee members
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Office for Students
Contingency plans confirmed for GCSEs, AS and A levels
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DfE
Open letters: arrangements for GCSEs, AS and A levels in 2022
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Ofqual
Education Committee session to examine adequacy of children’s homes for children with special educational needs
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UK Parliament
BBSRC announces funding awards for four new biology projects
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UKRI
FAB 2021 Awards winners announced
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FAB | Federation of Awarding Bodies
Education chiefs demand TikTok take action to stop pupils posting abusive videos of teachers and school staff
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Mail
Education must not go ‘back to normal’ says Mitra
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Headteacher warns pupils won't receive food if they owe school more than a penny
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Mirror
Pupils won't be fed at school if their meal accounts are more than a penny in debt
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Mail
GCSEs 2022: Run 'exam condition' mocks, schools told
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Exams 2022: Ofqual confirms ‘plan B’ details
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Schools Week
Exams 2022: Ofqual confirms ‘plan B’ details
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FE Week
English regulator plans focus on quality ‘baselines’ and access
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Times Higher Education | THE
Survey shows children less active during the pandemic
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Nursery World
English regulator plans focus on quality ‘baselines’ and access
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Times Higher Education | THE
Headteacher refuses to feed children who are ‘more than a penny in debt to school’
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Metro
Should schools use facial recognition technology?
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
School warns parents that pupils 'more than a penny in debt' won't be fed at lunchtime
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Wales Online
Advance HE publishes the 2021 UK Engagement Survey (UKES)
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Advance HE
Covid: Young people 'missed out' on work experience
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BBC
NI education: No religious mix in 'nearly a third of schools'
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BBC
Schoolchildren accuse teachers of paedophilia and post doctored naked videos on Tiktok
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Wales Online
Where next for graduate recruitment?
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Wonkhe
Are there still CATs?
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Wonkhe
Israel envoy who was barracked by student mob brands them 'shameful' for trying to silence her
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Mail
GCSEs: Multilingual students 'do better in all exams'
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Heads warn of business staff exodus after Covid stress
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Labour warns BTECs cull could hit healthcare and retail hardest
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FE Week
Firms step up graduate job pay amid fierce competition
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BBC
Mandated degrees in high-level apprenticeships matter, argues white paper
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FE News
National Association of Primary Education: the Rosemary Evans Bequest Award
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UCET
Teaching Internships Programme: open for applications from school partnerships for funding programme delivery in 2022
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UCET
Afghan Chevening scholars ‘let down’ by UK universities
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Times Higher Education | THE
Student engagement slips as pandemic curtails collaboration
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Times Higher Education | THE
Dozens fight for every graduate job
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The Times
Exams reform chief shocked by Scottish schools set-up
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The Times
Scotland: Catholic boarding school abuse ‘destroyed childhoods’
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The Times
Ireland: Pupils angry at Facebook putting ‘profits before pain’ march on Dublin HQ
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The Times