Staff shortages could force schools in England to send some pupils home
Headteachers say absence caused by spread of Omicron variant could undermine government’s effort to keep children in schools
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Headteachers say absence caused by spread of Omicron variant could undermine government’s effort to keep children in schools
Read moreWhether or not schools reopen to all pupils in March, ministers must address wider concerns about the pandemic’s impact on the young
Read morePupils will have to wear masks outside classroom bubbles amid plans for mass use of lateral flow tests
Read moreWorkers from overseas have risked their lives during the pandemic and should be given indefinite leave to remain, writes Mictin Janardhanan Ponmala, urging people to sign his petition
Read moreParts of England and Wales receive nothing from local government, YMCA reveals
Read moreThe decline in primary school arts education is a ripple effect of Michael Gove’s policies, writes Christopher Gordon, former chief executive of English Regional Arts Boards
Read moreAs the BBC crowns the Young Musician 2018, previous winners say no primary-aged child should miss out on playing music
Read moreIt would be unwise to assume Trump’s US regime will back idea but other rich countries should
Read moreA new scheme that helps vulnerable young people use public transport alone could save councils millions of pounds
Read moreProfessor Marilyn Leask expresses her serious doubts about the value of Teach First, Melian Mansfield says education policy should be based on research, and John Freeman says there’s a simple way to stop schools improperly excluding pupils
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