- Languages are "in a downward spiral", teaching union claims
- EU migration does not harm educational outcomes or school choice, according to MAC research
- Organisation behind Pisa rankings is too political, says Schools Minister
- Unhappiness among girls linked to social media
- Teachers in England are the least satisfied among all English-speaking countries
- 'Parents must relax about social media'
- Every Year 3 child in London to be photographed for ambitious art project
Languages are "in a downward spiral", teaching union claims
General educationThe Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) has questioned official figures that show an increase, for the first time in five years, of GCSE entries in modern foreign languages. By Dave Speck, Tes.
EU migration does not harm educational outcomes or school choice, according to MAC research
General educationResearch by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) reveals there is no evidence to support the claim that EU migration reduces the educational outcomes of non-migrant children or the choice of schools on offer. By Freddie Whittaker, Schools Week.
Organisation behind Pisa rankings is too political, says Schools Minister
General educationSchools Minister, Nick Gibb MP, has condemned the organisation behind the Pisa international rankings of education for being too political. By Martin George, Tes.
Unhappiness among girls linked to social media
Mental healthA survey of girls and young women, carried out for Girlguiding, has shown girls are less happy than they were a decade ago. By Greg Hurst, The Times.
Looking at the same research, BBC News reports there is an "alarmingly high" number of girls that feel unsafe and fearful walking home alone.
Teachers in England are the least satisfied among all English-speaking countries
Teaching and learningAccording to research by UCL Institute of Education (IoE), teachers in England have the lowest level of job satisfaction compared to all other English-speaking countries. By Eleanor Busby, The Independent.
'Parents must relax about social media'
DigitalAlice Thomson writes for The Times arguing that parents should be less concerned about their children's use of social media.
Every Year 3 child in London to be photographed for ambitious art project
And finallyOscar-winning film-maker and artist Steve McQueen plans to photograph every Year 3 pupil in London for an ambitious project which will be exhibited at the Tate Britain and across the city. By Hannah Furness, The Telegraph.