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Gerald Haigh is not surprised that a government committee reckons millions of adults lack basic knowledge about computers. And...
Schools have stayed silent while risk-taking opportunities for pupils have been eroded – resulting in youngsters being “mollycoddled into...
About a third of schools in England were fully or partially closed as a result of a walkout of teachers...
Schools in England are half way through the implementation of the biggest special educational needs and disability (SEND) reforms...
The Children and Families Act came into effect in September 2014, with a revised special educational needs and disability...
NUT members in England will take national strike action on Tuesday. Any strike by teachers grabs news headlines and often...
MPs will debate a decision to exclude expressive arts subjects from the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) this afternoon, after more than...
“The power of the Crown has increased, is increasing and ought to be diminished.” John Dunning, motion in Parliament,...
A government programme aimed at stopping youngsters being drawn into terrorism is creating a climate of “suspicion and mistrust”, claimed headteacher...
