Monthly Archives April 2013

‘Climb trees! Drive go-karts!’: A few bumps and bruises ‘help to develop a schoolchild’s character’ says headteacher

Headteacher found hanged at school feared Ofsted review, inquest hears

School’s board of governors sacked after teachers mark pupils’ work too generously

Children as young as 10 are ‘sexting’, says study

Support for Royal College of Teaching continues to build

Teachers are the happiest workers in Britain, says survey

Academics baffled by teacher-training shake-up and move to training more teachers on the job

Head of Durand academy says there’s nothing for West Sussex to fear

Busy parents ‘failing to teach children right from wrong’

Measles risk claim angers private schools

How to teach … times tables

PR smokescreen cannot hide the holes in climate teaching proposals

Scottish pupils hit by cap on free university tuition

Look beyond exam grades when judging school performance, says exam body

Treasury looking at cutting ‘ring-fenced’ schools budget to ease cuts at MoD

Parent groups join nurseries to fight new carer ratios

Childcare ratio changes proposed by the government will make children suffer

Unions hold school reform rallies in Liverpool and Manchester