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25 September 2018

Labour Party Conference: Angela Rayner's full speech
Tes profile: Becky Parker, director of the Institute for Research in Schools
Is pupil behaviour the reason why teachers are leaving the profession?
Teachers with strong characters are the most memorable, research finds
Social media is fueling mental health problems in the young, says Barnado's chief
Dentists call for school pudding ban

Labour Party Conference: Angela Rayner's full speech

 

Schools Week includes the full speech delivered by Angela Rayner MP, Shadow Education Secretary, yesterday during the Labour Party Conference.

 
Schools Week

Tes profile: Becky Parker, director of the Institute for Research in Schools

 

Tes profiles Becky Parker, director of the Institute for Research in Schools and former head of physics at The Godolphin and Latymer School in London. By Martin George.

 
Tes

Is pupil behaviour the reason why teachers are leaving the profession?

 

Laura McInerney, co-founder of Teacher Tapp, writes in Schools Week debating whether pupil behaviour is the reason behind teachers leaving the profession.

 
Schools Week

Teachers with strong characters are the most memorable, research finds

 

A research paper, presented at the British Educational Research Association, has shown teachers with strong characters and a 'wider passion about the world' make the biggest impression on their pupils. By Roger Baird, Tes.

 
Tes

Social media is fueling mental health problems in the young, says Barnado's chief

 

Javed Khan, Barnardo’s chief executive, has warned three children in every classroom are suffering with mental health issues as a result of the internet and social media. By Charles Hymas, The Telegraph.

 
The Telegraph

Dentists call for school pudding ban

 

The Faculty of Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow has called for puddings to be banned from school meals in a bid to cut excess sugar. BBC News.

 
BBC

 

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