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Internet freedom 'helps pupils'

Press Assoc. - 2 hours 1 min ago

Pupils given more freedom to surf the internet at school are less "vulnerable" to online dangers in the long term, an education watchdog said. More »

Queen serves Sunday school lunch
Press Assoc. - Sunday, February 7 03:43 pm
The Queen played the role of dinner lady while attending church on the last day of her winter break. More »
Queen serves Sunday school lunches
Press Assoc. - Sunday, February 7 02:11 pm
The Queen played the role of dinner lady while attending church on the last day of her winter break. More »
Queen serves sunday school lunches
Press Assoc. - Sunday, February 7 01:57 pm
The Queen played the role of dinner lady while attending church on the last day of her winter break. More »
Bid to curtail local school powers
Press Assoc. - Sunday, February 7 08:02 am
Local authorities could see many of their planning powers over schools curtailed if the Tories win the general election, a leaked document revealed. More »
New Teachers 'Can't Cope With Pupil Violence'
SkyNews - Saturday, February 6 12:20 pm
Almost half of newly-qualified teachers do not know how to deal with violence in the classroom, according to a new survey. More »
New teachers 'can't deal with classroom violence'
ITN - Saturday, February 6 07:57 am
A new survey says nearly half of new teachers have not had enough training to deal with violence in the classroom. More »
Cheryl Cole named 'ideal teacher'
Press Assoc. - Friday, February 5 12:02 am
Schoolchildren have named X Factor judge Cheryl Cole their ideal teacher, ahead of egghead Stephen Fry, a poll has revealed. More »
More pupils using mobiles to cheat in exams
Reuters - Wednesday, February 3 11:42 am
LONDON (Reuters) - More than 4,400 pupils taking GCSE and A level exams last year were guilty of "malpractice" and cheating, with the use of phones and other hi-tech gadgets the biggest problem, the exams watchdog said on Wednesday. More »