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OFSTED HIGHLIGHTS WAYS TO SUCCESS FOR SPECIAL SCHOOLS
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A new Ofsted report looks at the factors needed for success in special schools. The report highlights 12 outstanding schools judged to have excelled at providing for vulnerable children and young people
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Students assaulted in UK fear repeat attack
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DOHA: Two young Qatari students, who alleged that they were victims of a racist attack in the United Kingdom, have said they fear a repeat attack. The duo told Al Sharq daily in a telephone interview
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Textbooks maintain Islam was 'evil', says historian
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By: Adi Bloom Comment: Section: News Today's pupils are still being taught a 'narrow and unbalanced' image of Muslims during the Crusades claims lecturer who fears negative bias Muslims are one-dimensional
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Teacher training undergoing review
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A full-scale review of the way teachers are trained has been launched by the Scottish Government. It will cover the training of teachers at the student stage and how this continues as they move through
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Soap has got your back to keep swine-flu virus at bay
- 6 Hours ago
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 Today's question: Because of the H1N1 virus we are being encouraged people to wash our hands often and use hand sanitizer. How come we can't just wipe off the germs on our hands with just a towel
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Students jazz it up for charity
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BUSINESS students in Morpeth have set up a new enterprise for charity. A-level students from King Edward VI High School have organised an event at Longhirst Hall this weekend to boost funds for Cancer
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Award winners ponder future of books
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NEW YORK The 60th annual National Book Awards was a night to celebrate literature and to wonder about its future. Lifetime achievement winner Gore Vidal envisioned only pulp and dust Wednesday as he
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Shows model pupils
- 8 Hours ago
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Pupils at Farndon Primary School took to the catwalk on Tuesday when a childrens fashion show was staged. The event, organised by Friends of Farndon School, was watched by about 80 parents. It raised
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Play group celebrates "outstanding" Ofsted report
- 10 Hours ago
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Comments (0) Have your say » GUITING Power Play Group is celebrating after being described as â??outstandingâ? by the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted). Ofsted officials also said the group,
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Bus rage as Gamrie students are lef...
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BUS company bosses have been accused of denying young Gamrie students a future because of their refusal to lay on a service to transport them to college. Young people who travel to Banff and Buchan College
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All in order, as students trial the courtroom
- 10 Hours ago
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Pupils take on the roles of solicitors, ushers, and legal advisors in a mock court room competition A group of 12 Beds students appeared in Bedford Magistrates' Court on Tuesday. But these youngsters
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Largymore pupils sell pastries for Paraguay
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PRIMARY six pupils from Largymore Primary School recently held a bun sale to raise money for a Toy Library in Paraguay, South America.Their teacher, Miss West had visited Paraguay in July and witnessed
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Horsham pupils help Phil Collins tribute band
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THREE lucky students from Tanbridge House School in Horsham were given the experience of a lifetime as they helped Phil Collins tribute band No Jacket Required prepare for their VIP gig at Crawley. Callum
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Treasure lectures hot tickets at British Museum
- 18 Hours ago
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - The most important treasure trove found in Britain for decades is on display at the British museum in London and will be the subject of two hot-ticket lectures and a drop-in talk
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The chess set
- 18 Hours ago
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London is about to host its biggest chess tournament in 25 years. As the game enjoys an internet-inspired renaissance, Max Davidson meets some of the Grandmasters of tomorrow . Check it out: chess is
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Teacher who had sexual relationship with pupil jailed
- 20 Hours ago
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Vernon Birch, a teacher who had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old girl pupil, has been jailed for 12 months. Vernon Birch took the girl to his home for sex intercourse on three occasions. The pair,
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Trainee teacher targets exceeded
- 21 Hours ago
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Incentives for trainees remain but are cut in most subjects The number of people joining teacher training courses in England this year exceeded government targets for the first time, even in maths. The
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Education body 'to miss deadline'
- 21 Hours ago
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Education Minister Caitriona Ruane has admitted a new single education body is unlikely to be in place by the deadline in six weeks' time. The Education and Skills Authority was due to take over the functions
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Evolution classes for primary pupils
- 11/20/2009
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Children at primary school are to be given compulsory lessons on evolution for the first time under a shake-up of the curriculum unveiled yesterday. The move follows protests from scientists that there
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