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 18 2008:
More than a quarter of existing school leaders over 55, young talent should be nurtured early
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Nov 18 2008:
Every council will have to have in place a multi-agency Children's Trust Board
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Video
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Nov 18 2008:
John Simpson, 20, is on the autistic spectrum. He guides us through the theory and reality of life for many pupils at secondary school with similar conditions
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Cartoon,
Nov 18 2008:
Ros Asquith on race and aspiration
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Nov 18 2008:
Schools are being urged to take ergonomics seriously, to improve pupils' posture and their concentration, finds Caroline Roberts
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Nov 18 2008:
What does 'as the crow flies' mean? Governors really need to know, says Janette Owen
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Nov 18 2008:
Want to get rid of a violin, or acquire a pogo stick? Maybe even buy a Vauxhall Astra? A new website could help, says Janet Murray
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Nov 18 2008:
The Ivy League institution's smaller Welsh namesake in Wrexham has won the Wales quality award
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Nov 18 2008:
Should schools teach financial planning?
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Nov 17 2008:
Judge steps down after teacher accused of promoting BNP views on school laptop claims hearing is unfair
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Nov 17 2008:
Being picked on leads victims to question their religion or self-harm, study shows
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Nov 17 2008:
Letter: It's just not true that academies are taking fewer pupils from poorer backgrounds
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