News archive for 4th September 2021

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Children should be protected from the hell of Long Covid - there can be no excuses - Mirror Long Covid hell could blight 2000 children a day amid row over vaccine for kids - Mirror Woke wars: Edinburgh’s computer scientists banned from using ‘Alice and Bob’ as too ‘Western’ - Telegraph Most people don't think schools will be Covid safe this term - Wales Online Covid: What do parents think about vaccinating children? - BBC Covid-19: Decision on jabs for children due in days - BBC Pupils are showing strength in the fight against Covid - Times Educational Supplement | TES Jabbing 12 to 15-year-olds will stop schools being closed says expert - Mail Give pupils Covid jab to prevent virus running through UK, expert says - Guardian Using the generation effect as retrieval practice: some simple ideas for the classroom - UKEdChat The longer you wait, the better the reward - Teacher Toolkit Ten (basic) points about demand for higher education this year - HEPI Michael Rosen: Dear Gavin Williamson, now we know what your plans are for Covid-safe classrooms ... er, um - Guardian UK Government getting second opinion over Covid jabs for children aged 12 to 15 - Express Why did JCVI experts decide not to recommend Covid jabs for healthy children between the ages of 12 and 15? - Mail Covid-19: Testing term ahead as pupils returned to school - BBC Children 'will be jabbed from next week': Chris Whitty expected to green light vaccines for 12 to 15-year-olds - Mail The lasting legacy of financial literacy - Financial Times Headteachers warn JCVI's recommendation not to give jabs to children aged 12 to 15 will cause yet more chaos for schools - Mail Children set to receive Covid vaccine from early next week - The Times Abuse is rife in unregistered schools that exploit legal loophole - The Times Haberdashers’ Aske’s schools change name over link to slave trade - The Times Scotland: Pupil vaccination likely to be a four-nation decision - The Times