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Guardian Book Blog
22.12.2024
The government needs to go further on pay and workload if it is to retain high-quality teachers in schools
Deputy head Vickie Johnson asked for a switch to part-time employment to balance work with parenthood but hit a brick wall that is causing problems in many schools
Many parents struggle with home schooling in lockdown. But how are three experts in maths, English and science faring?
One headteacher threatened with legal action by own governor over student jabs
Bridget Phillipson insists move to marking and class preparation out of school would help stem retention crisis
21.12.2024
Survey finds post-1992 universities leading the way on sustainability and ethics
<strong>Other lives:</strong> Historian and numismatist of ancient Greece and wrote the standard work on the coinages of ancient Naples and Campania
After PM calls for legislation to throw light on admissions of black and poorer applicants, Oxford says it does not see need
Boy was restrained face down by staff and others placed a towel around the door of his room to stop him leaving
<p>Try your healing powers on Stan | Success stories | Just moofing around</p>
20.12.2024
Report argues for more powers, but teachers say this could strain already fraught relationships with parents
Letters: <strong>Prof Colin Richards </strong>hopes that schools continue to prioritise other goals over obedience, while <strong>Moira Sykes </strong>calls for school managements to be accountable
19.12.2024
<strong>Other lives:</strong> Educationist with a specialism in early years, author and activist
18.12.2024
Judge says killers home schooled Sara as a ‘ruse’ to hide evidence of 10-year-old’s repeated beatings
<strong>Other lives:</strong> Founder of an Irish-speaking primary school in Belfast
<p>For almost a century it was thought flammable materials burned because they contained a colourless, odourless, tasteless and weightless substance called phlogiston - the matter of fire. </p>
Education secretary gives English Heritage £2.7m in programme to revamp the history curriculum
17.12.2024
How are children finding home learning? Photographer Nina Raingold asked year 3 and 4 pupils across the country to share their views and passions
<strong>Other lives: </strong>Classics lecturer and longtime chair of Exeter Bach Choir
Government is planning compulsory national register but details of penalties are yet to be determined
Parents of West End actor Lilian Hardy, 12, are facing legal action from Westminster council
16.12.2024
Observer investigation into London school has sparked an inquiry into allegations that teachers harmed mental wellbeing of children
Call for government to act after Guardian investigation reveals high suspension rates in England<br>
Parents attack ‘consequence rooms’ where pupils are made to sit alone in silence for hours
15.12.2024
<strong>Letters:</strong> Readers discuss the merits of a daily act of religious worship in schools
Research in England, Sweden and the Netherlands shows how age gaps can shape lives
Rev Dr Paul Chamberlain apologises for talk at Hampshire school after angry parents say he ‘ruined Christmas’
Fears children not being educated on conflict amid claims of bias in content of history textbooks<br>
The private Abrar Academy is pioneering a groundbreaking method of teaching the history of the Israel/Palestine conflict
14.12.2024
<p>Georgia Gilholy, Paget high school, Burton upon Trent</p>
13.12.2024
Mini-baby boom, recession and greater parental awareness of choice cited for increase in applications and appeals <br />
Round-the-clock surveillance of students’ accounts raises tricky privacy concerns. And do they really help keep kids safe?
12.12.2024
Researchers say Chinese students feel they are treated as revenue sources rather community members
11.12.2024
Pay review bodies will make final recommendations on proposed rises for teachers, NHS staff and other workers
<strong>Letters:</strong> Cancelling degree courses on the subject is a form of cultural vandalism, says <strong>Linden West</strong>.<strong> </strong>Plus a letter from <strong>Diana Hirst</strong>
<strong>Other lives:</strong> Teacher whose dedication to helping people extended far beyond her work
10.12.2024
Recruiters say young people are trying to impress by detailing their pastimes on job applications, including everything from fitness goals to ‘having a brat summer’
Thinktank calls on government to set a long-term vision for radical change
09.12.2024
The pandemic gave us a valuable opportunity to change our ways, yet many workplaces have rebuffed the lesson
Sixty-one per cent of US student fathers drop out of college – and little attention has been paid to the dismal graduation rates despite alarm bells