Schools
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The government has announced yet another layer of advisers to be flown in to underperforming schools. But how helpful are they? Jessica Shepherd finds out -
Under new plans, pupils will influence everything from teaching style to toilet size. By Wendy Berliner
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Suzanne Buckner has created a school to meet her son's needs. So why is he being sent elsewhere? Chine Mbubaegbu reports
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Nov 22 2008:
State schools outperforming independent sector on several education and child protection measures, inspections reveal
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Nov 21 2008:
Dalai Lama, Jimmy Carter and Desmond Tutu aim to help millions of children in conflict-ridden countries
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Nov 20 2008:
We have four strikes a year, complains education minister
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Nov 20 2008:
Tens of thousands of students given faulty papers by exam board
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Nov 20 2008:
An astonishing online archive now reveals the plotting and politics of the 16th century
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Nov 20 2008:
Private school discriminated against 13-year-old pupil, disability tribunal rules
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Nov 20 2008:
Damning report says frontline staff in schools and health centres still unable to recognise signs of abuse
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Nov 19 2008:
Bad quality services in deprived areas make things worse, says chief inspector
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Quiz, Nov 19 2008:
A recent survey showed many Brits had a woeful grasp of the UK and the world's geography. Can you do any better? Here are ten questions to try
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Nov 19 2008:
New survey finds people in the UK are frighteningly ignorant about their environment
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Nov 19 2008:
National Audit Office report suggests Labour's drive to improve nation's numeracy has 'levelled off'
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Nov 18 2008:
The shadow schools minister, Michael Gove, pledges to reverse 'devaluation' of English exam grades
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Nov 18 2008:
More than a quarter of existing school leaders over 55, young talent should be nurtured early
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