- Parents have 'outdated' views towards vocational studies, says Education Secretary
- Seven tips from the Education Endowment Foundation to improve science teaching
- Report shows social media can drive social change
- ISC Blog: All the world’s a stage, especially for children
- 'Why PSHE lessons need to be rescued'
- Quality-assurance scheme for textbooks 'would be devastating'
Parents have 'outdated' views towards vocational studies, says Education Secretary
Further educationEducation Secretary, Damian Hinds MP, has said middle class parents tend to have outdated views towards vocational education and has urged schools to promote vocational routes to young people. By Rosemary Bennett, The Times.
Seven tips from the Education Endowment Foundation to improve science teaching
Teaching and learningThe Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) has issued seven tips to improve science teaching in secondary schools. By Martin George, Tes.
Tes also reports on the recommendations from the EEF, writing that science teachers should tackle pupils' misconceptions before starting new topics.
Report shows social media can drive social change
DigitalAlex Krasodomski-Jones,a researcher at the Demos think tank, writes for The Times in favour of social media which, he states, can be a 'force for good in young people's hands'.
ISC Blog: All the world’s a stage, especially for children
ISC blogHelen Clapham, director of external relations at The Grammar School at Leeds, discusses the school's partnership with Harrogate Theatre - bringing children together, across the community, to benefit from the arts.
'Why PSHE lessons need to be rescued'
General educationJames Bennett, an English teacher at a school in North London, writes about why PSHE lessons are so important. Tes.
Quality-assurance scheme for textbooks 'would be devastating'
General educationFears have been raised by educational publishers about the Department for Education's scheme to rate textbooks. By Helen Ward, Tes.