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Edinburgh University ‘discriminating against students from southern England’
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Headteachers ‘earning more than £150,000′
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Child performing laws ‘need relaxing’
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Delhi as the street kids see it
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Baby food giant hails hungry adult market
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Schools ‘being turned into exam factories’
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Imperial War Museum chief warns: ‘tide of children with worksheets spoiling visits’
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Early childhood experiences can shape a career
Telegraph 18/03/10
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Edinburgh University ‘discriminating against students from southern England’
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Banes to end home teaching for disabled children
BBC News 18/3/10
Parents of disabled children want Bath & North East Somerset Council (Banes) to think again about plans to cut a home teaching service.
Millions of Chinese rural migrants denied education for their children
Guardian 15/3/10
Parents face dilemma as hereditary registration system limits access to urban services
Queen invented phone, pupils say
BBC News 13/3/10
One in 10 children thinks the Queen invented the telephone, a survey of children’s science knowledge suggests.
Fossil hunting: Searching for a pooh-stone
Telegraph 12/3/10
Nicola Venning takes her children on a fossil-fuelled adventure in Dorset .
Government diplomas are too easy for the brightest children
Independent 05/03/10
The Government’s flagship new diplomas are failing to stretch the brightest pupils, the independent exams watchdog ruled yesterday.
Church schools: Faith in education
Telegraph 12/03/10
A dozen couples take their seats around a low table in a children’s dining hall smelling faintly of cabbage. Pristine A4 jotters are produced from bags; pens uncapped. I haven’t thought to bring a notepad, nor to drag along my husband who’s looking after the children.
School exclusions ‘punish vulnerable children’
BBC News 28/02/10
Excluding badly behaved pupils from school should be abolished because it punishes vulnerable children, a report by a think tank says.
Teachers reluctant to teach politics for fear of bias
Independent 22/01/10
Teachers are reluctant to talk about politics in the classroom for fear of being accused of showing bias, says a report by school inspectors today.
Be afraid, parents
Times 17/01/10
Universities are at risk of ‘meltdown’ from swingeing cuts, and our children will suffer, says a vice-chancellor
Wives ‘better educated than husbands’
Telegraph 20/01/10
Wives are now better educated on average than their husbands, leading to more and more of them becoming the main breadwinner, a new report shows.
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