Around 160 schoolchildren from London and Leicestershire are taking part in a pioneering study, funded by Action Medical Research, to try to understand the links between being born very prematurely and struggling with mathematics
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Study into premature birth and difficulty with maths
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Schools should make profit says thinktank
A report released by the Policy Exchange states that schools should be run as profitable organisations in a similar way to John Lewis
22nd February 2012
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Schools seek peer advice when becoming academies
A new series of free academy events launched to help undecided and converting schools
21st February 2012
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Twigg's plans welcomed by school leaders
The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) has welcomed proposals by Shadow Education Secretary, Stephen Twigg, to introduce a politically-neutral Office for Educational Improvement to focus on standards and practice
21st February 2012
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APPG for education calls for school library support
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Education’s inquiry into literacy standards has received a positive response from the Government and education stakeholders including the National Union of Teachers
21st February 2012
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Schools could save £130m a year by cutting utility costs
New research launched today by carbon reduction specialist Sustain, has found that money spent on energy and water by schools could be dramatically reduced
21st February 2012
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ASCL supports crackdown on term time holidays
The Association of School and College Leaders has welcomed the government’s intention to stop authorising term time holidays
21st February 2012
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BBC uncovers locations of academies
The locations of 173 primary schools the government wants to convert to academies have been discovered by the BBC
16th February 2012
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Inspections make schools improve
Schools that have been failed by Ofsted go on to show improvement according to study
16th February 2012
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Education report warns of growing teacher shortages
Number of graduates specialising in education is falling
14th February 2012
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The Key publishes top concerns for school leaders
Top five questions asked by primary and secondary schools released in the Key’s trends report
14th February 2012
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Free schools use freedoms to raise standards
Department for Education opens September 2013 applications for new free schools
13th February 2012
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Downhills head quits after inspection
The head of a school in the middle of an academy row quits his job following a failed inspection by Ofsted
13th February 2012
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Advice on using reasonable force in schools
New guidelines on how to use reasonable force in schools have been released by the Government
9th February 2012
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Outstanding schools’ teaching not good enough
A quarter of schools that were graded as “outstanding” by Ofsted are to be re-inspected Sir Michael Wilshaw has announced
9th February 2012