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'Soft schools increase crime risk'

'Soft schools increase crime risk'

Press Assoc. - Yesterday, 05:58 pm

Lax standards of school discipline make pupils more likely to turn to crime and drugs, Government research has revealed. More »

  • U.S. singer Madonna attends a ceremoney at a multi-million dollar girls' school she is building in Chinkota, outside Lilongewe in Malawi October 26, 2009. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

    Malawi threatens arrests over Madonna school row 

    Reuters - Thursday, November 5 03:15 pm

    LILONGWE (Reuters) - Malawi threatened on Thursday to arrest protesting villagers blocking construction of Madonna's multi-million dollar girls academy, a new controversy for the singer in the African country where she has adopted two children. More »

  • Parents lose sex education rights

    Parents lose sex education rights

    ITN - Thursday, November 5 02:55 pm

    Parents are to lose the right to withdraw their offspring from sex education classes, once the child reaches the age of 15. More »

  • Parents take back seat in education

    Parents 'take back seat in education'

    ITN - Thursday, November 5 10:20 am

    Parents are taking a back seat in their child's education, with almost two-thirds saying they have little contact with their teacher. More »

  • Parents take a back seat in education

    Parents take a back seat in education

    ITN - Thursday, November 5 01:06 am

    Parents are taking a back seat in their child's education, with almost two thirds saying they have little contact with their teacher. More »

  • A university student in a file photo.

    Higher education contributes £33 billion to economy

    Reuters - Wednesday, November 4 12:09 am

    LONDON (Reuters) - The higher education sector contributed more than 33 billion pounds to the British economy it was revealed on Wednesday just hours after Business Secretary Peter Mandelson said it needed to do more to contribute to growth in the future. More »

  • A Ukrainian border guard wears a protective mask as she checks passports at a checkpoint at the Ukrainian-Polish border in Rava-Ruska November 3, 2009. ing its first death from H1N1 flu.

    Flu pandemic closes schools 

    Reuters - Wednesday, November 4 12:07 am

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Swine flu has driven up the price of horse meat in Mongolia, closed schools across Afghanistan and Ukraine and sparked a quarrel over whether detainees at a U.S. base in Cuba should be vaccinated. More »

  • Report on cheating parents due

    Crackdown on school place 'fraud'

    ITN - Monday, November 2 01:11 pm

    Tougher action against the thousands of "thieving" parents who lie to get their children into popular schools has been demanded. More »

  • School admissions review report due

    School admissions review report due

    Press Assoc. - Monday, November 2 05:32 am

    Admissions rules should be altered to ensure twins are allocated places at the same school, the Chief Schools Adjudicator is expected to say. More »

  • Many teachers face false accusations

    Many teachers face false accusations

    ITN - Monday, October 26 01:01 pm

    More than a quarter of school staff have had a false allegation made against them by a pupil, according to a new survey. More »

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