Students win LSE apology over ban on T-shirts depicting Prophet Mohamed and Jesus Christ
A leading university has apologised to two students who were threatened with expulsion from a freshers’ fair if they failed to cover T-shirts depicting a […]
Month: December 2013
Students win LSE apology over ban on T-shirts depicting Prophet Mohamed and Jesus Christ
A leading university has apologised to two students who were threatened with expulsion from a freshers’ fair if they failed to cover T-shirts depicting a […]
Nearly 50% of teachers have considered quitting jobs in past year
Almost half the nation’s teachers have considered quitting the profession during the past year because of increased stress and cuts in pay and pensions, according […]
Six Nottingham schools put into special measures after Ofsted inspections
A blitz on a city’s secondary schools by inspectors has led to six of them being declared failing and put into special measures, it was […]
Tuition fees no object: Record numbers of students enrol at UK universities
Record numbers of students enrolled at UK universities this autumn – thanks to thousands of A-level students with lower grades than previous years being snapped […]
Record numbers of students enrol at UK universities
Record numbers of students enrolled at UK universities this autumn – thanks to thousands of A-level students with lower grades than previous years being snapped […]
Michael Gove leaves door open for expansion of grammar schools
Education Secretary Michael Gove left the door ajar for an expansion of grammar schools on Wednesday. Powered by WPeMatico
Well off parents resorting to 'ethically dubious' practices to get their children into good school
Better off parents are resorting to “ethically dubious” and “possibly illegal” practices to get their children into a good school, according to research published today. […]
First English-Mandarin bilingual free school to open
Britain’s first English-Mandarin bilingual primary school has been approved. Powered by WPeMatico
Report into the Jeremy Forrest affair damns school for ignoring seven months of warning signs that led to the abduction of a pupil
A secondary school repeatedly turned a blind eye to evidence one of its teachers was having an affair with a pupil until it was too […]