- 'Universities must maintain integrity of their A-level offers,' says head
- DfE spending claim includes money spent by parents on private school fees
- Darwin's theory of evolution gradually leaving school curriculums
- Tips on supporting pupils with literacy difficulties
- Parents cheating by sending older children to sit 11-plus
'Universities must maintain integrity of their A-level offers,' says head
Higher educationChris Ramsey, head of the Whitgift School in Croydon, has urged universities to stand by their A-level offers to pupils and maintain their "integrity". By Rosemary Bennett, The Times.
DfE spending claim includes money spent by parents on private school fees
General educationThe OECD think tank has confirmed the spending claim made by the Department for Education (DfE) includes the money paid by parents towards independent school fees. By Sean Coughlan, BBC News.
Darwin's theory of evolution gradually leaving school curriculums
General educationMichael Dixon, director of the Natural History Museum, argues why it is so important for pupils to continue learning about Darwin's theory of evolution at school. The Guardian.
Tips on supporting pupils with literacy difficulties
Teaching and learningKaren Wespieser, director of operations at Driver Youth Trust, advises teachers on how to teach pupils with literacy difficulties.
Parents cheating by sending older children to sit 11-plus
Grammar schoolsHeadteachers are claiming many parents have cheated in securing their child a grammar school place, by sending an older sibling to sit the 11-plus exam. By Nicola Woolcock and Keith Perry, The Times.