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The Scottish Executive's abandoned proposal to ban the physical punishment of under-threes came under fire in a heated debate in the Scottish Parliament last week. Justice Minister Jim Wallace opened...
Delegates to a conference in the Scottish Borders tomorrow (2 November) will be considering questions such as, 'Do we listen to children enough?'. Organised by Children in Scotland and held at Peebles...
Parents of children with special educational needs want to know exactly what their rights are and don't want the professionals always to assume they know best, according to a survey carried out by...
Prospective candidates for the National Professional Qualification in Centre Leadership (NPQICL) can get a taste of the course at three sessions in the south-west prior to the application round for...
Northern Ireland schools will benefit from a 67m increase for education in next year's budget, bringing the total spending on education to 1,407m. Education minister Martin McGuinness said, 'The...
(Photograph) - Eight-year-old Harry Withers joined other disabled children, parents and health professionals in celebrating the tenth anniversary of Scope's Peto Andras Centre in Islington, London,...
It is a shame that it has taken the realisation that we need to have a national registration scheme to be highlighted by the Bichard report instigated by the tragic deaths of Holly Wells and Jessica...
The fate of up to 1,000 funded places for three- and four-year-olds remains uncertain after pre-schools in Buckinghamshire said they still do not know if they will be able to charge for extra services...
By Rory McDowall Clark (Learning Matters, 15, ISBN 9781844453849)
Jacqui Mann outlines the key stages to follow to ensure your disciplinary policy is up-to-date and that a fair hearing is carried out.