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A Dad’s Army Of TA’s Are Needed To Help Bring My Class Up To Speed
One thing that everybody knows by now is that COVID has had a massive affect on our children’s education, and now we need a new army of teaching assistants to help us win this fight.
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Pause tests for primary school children to let them catch up, government told
The government has been urged to pause formal tests for primary school pupils in England to help them catch-up amid the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Most schools to rely on exam-style papers in GCSE and A-level grading this year, survey suggests
Most schools will put the greatest emphasis on exam-style papers when coming up with GCSE and A-level grades this summer, according to a new survey...
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Covid jab plan for secondary pupils from September
Secondary school pupils will reportedly be offered Covid-19 vaccinations from September under plans being developed by the NHS. Health service officials are...
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Lockdowns hurt child speech and language skills - report
There is growing evidence that the past year of lockdowns has had an impact on young children's language skills, according to research. Data from 50,000 pupils and...
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‘Some messages have been just sobbing’: phone line helps headteachers with burden of Covid
For Alex Barnes*, head of a large secondary school in Yorkshire, the stresses of being in charge in the pandemic became too much. Last spring, just at the end of the first lockdown, she reached...
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Life lessons: Colleagues leave me to do playground duty
Are teachers who use break duty as a time to chat shirking responsibilities? Not necessarily, says Tes' maven of manners. "Curious. Usually, the emails I get are about overzealous colleagues who...
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Primary school applications fall during coronavirus pandemic
Higher proportions of children are gaining places at their first choice of primary school in many areas of England amid a fall in applications during the coronavirus pandemic, figures show...
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Covid-19: NI schools to restart homework clubs and after-school sports
Breakfast and homework clubs and outdoor after-school sports can begin again, according to new guidance from the Education Minister Peter Weir. Mr Weir said education had now moved to stage...
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Survey reveals the key life skills parents wish they’d been taught at school
‘It’s easy to forget how many things you pick up through real life experiences, from simply doing maths when you’re shopping all the way through to launching your own business’
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One in three teachers plan to quit, says National Education Union survey
One in three teachers plan to quit the classroom within five years because of increased workload and diminishing respect for the profession, according to a major union survey.
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Teachers 'crying out' for workload cut
Teachers have backed a call to reduce high levels of workload in schools after hearing how it has been “exacerbated” by the Covid pandemic. Delegates attending the annual conference of the...
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Ofsted to visit English schools where sexual abuse was reported
Schools and colleges in England where students have reported incidences of sexual violence could be visited by inspectors from the regulator, Ofsted. The watchdog has announced it will...
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