- 'School partnerships remind us of the value of working together'
- Independent school fees compared against A-level exam results
- DfE issues new guidelines on how to support character education in schools
- Second exam board forced to pay compensation over re-mark failings
- Italy becomes first country to make climate change lessons compulsory
- Government announces continued funding for music education hubs
- Councils to seek alternative venues for polling stations to avoid disrupting schools' Christmas events
- Boost in football provision for girls following World Cup success
'School partnerships remind us of the value of working together'
PartnershipsDavid James, an independent school deputy head, writes in Tes praising the partnership work taking place between independent and state schools. He references a partnership between Bedales School and the Key Education Centre, a pupil referral unit.
Independent school fees compared against A-level exam results
Independent sectorThe Telegraph has compiled a database of independent schools' fees compared against their A-level exam results in an effort to determine their 'value for money'. By Camilla Turner, Lizzie Roberts and Patrick Scott.
DfE issues new guidelines on how to support character education in schools
Teaching and learningNew guidance published by the Department for Education (DfE) details how schools can help develop pupils' resilience and character. By Catherine Lough, Tes.
Second exam board forced to pay compensation over re-mark failings
ExaminationsExam board OCR has been ordered to pay over £14,000 in compensation to schools, after it was revealed hundreds of GCSE and A-level papers were "re-marked" by the same examiner over a two year period. By Camilla Turner, The Telegraph.
Italy becomes first country to make climate change lessons compulsory
Teaching and learningFrom September, children in Italy's schools will have lessons on global warming and sustainable development, according to education minister Lorenzo Fioramonti. By Tom Kington, The Times.
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Government announces continued funding for music education hubs
FundingThe Government has confirmed music education hubs will receive funding for another year, following months of uncertainty. By Amy Gibbons, Tes.
Councils to seek alternative venues for polling stations to avoid disrupting schools' Christmas events
General educationEducation secretary Gavin Williamson has pledged extra funding to help councils find alternative venues for polling stations, in an effort to reduce the amount of disruption caused to schools' Christmas activities. The Telegraph.
Boost in football provision for girls following World Cup success
SportThe Telegraph reports there has been an increase in the number of women playing football following the England women's World Cup performance earlier this year. There has also been an increase in the number of initiatives designed to help encourage more girls to take up the sport. By Sophie Penney.