Covid in #Scotland: School pupils face a summer of catch-up tutoring
#Tuition in the summer holidays is being considered to help pupils catch up on work they have missed because of school closures.
https://t.co/ddhCtKL8C1
A wartime policy may hold the key to saving Generation #Covid
Plenty of us want to put our money where our mouths are when it comes to helping #youngpeople. Covid #bonds would give us that chance
https://t.co/9gdVRufOvj
Not all exams are cancelled: #IGCSEs are going ahead, but is that fair?
International #exams will still be held this summer causing some confusion and a little envy among #schools and their pupils
https://t.co/xTHqonPIV4 from @Telegraph
Teach #empathy to help boys express emotions, Cambridge researchers say
Study finds that children who are more empathetic are more #creative, with boys showing improvement in emotional expression
https://t.co/a1kg5ryNNm from @TelegraphNews
Top #UK universities have said they stand ready to expand their numbers again this year to make sure applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds do not miss out after exams were cancelled for the second year in a row.
https://t.co/h8wiPXiapR
Parents of #children with special educational needs and #disabilities are calling for teachers in special schools to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
https://t.co/JK95iXsvpn
Cut-price online private school ‘a world first’
The world's first online school is being launched in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic to offer private education at a fraction of the cost....
https://t.co/S5bK3u8upQ
Teachers set 'impossible' #remotelearning task
The legal obligation on schools to provide remote learning will hit those in disadvantaged areas the hardest, MP warns
https://t.co/y4KwDqhBX2
#Scottishgovernment to fund free meals over holidays
The funding will cover all holidays this school year, with councils also able to claim for free school meal services run over the October break
https://t.co/WSGpVDXdHG
The prime minister has said he will not change his policy on #freeschoolmeals, despite @MarcusRashford's campaign for an extension to fight child hunger.
https://t.co/rk7XJqBxC0
'Scarred for life': Sage experts warn of impact of #Covid policies on the young
Government accused of failing to protect generation Z from harm caused by #pandemic response
https://t.co/msPMd6Nc7L
Revealed: GCSE exam dates and timetables 2021
GCSE exams will take place later this year – @tes guide reveals the key dates you need to know
https://t.co/G33QiYm4ob
The schools minister has declined to rule out the possibility that centre-assessed grades could be used as part of next year's exam series.
https://t.co/hUtjoK0etV
Pupils may find it easier to get top grades in 2021 exams, minister suggests
The schools minister has suggested that grade boundaries could be moved to ensure that pupils are treated fairly
https://t.co/5VbDQqA0rI
Good history teaching should “always include the contribution of black and minority ethnic people to Britain’s history”, the schools minister has said
https://t.co/obtxTnvGpg
Heads say Government has ‘failed’ children as four in five schools have pupils self-isolating because they cannot get Covid tests
https://t.co/r0q3JtOeG8
Around one in 20 children in England are out of school due to issues linked to the pandemic and lockdown, the Children's Commissioner has suggested.
https://t.co/Q5SPP6K6Sz
A £35,000 in-school Covid testing machine? Only in the private sector
The equality gap widens in UK classrooms as state headteachers urge Boris Johnson to take action
https://t.co/08g2JYbqTj