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The SAT tests at the end of KeyStage 1 in England should be abolished, say the Liberal Democrats, after a survey they commissioned found that more than half of all seven-year-olds experience stress as...
KIDS IN THE SYNDROME MIX OF ADHD, LD, ASPERGER'S, TOURETTE'S, BIPOLAR AND MORE! By Martin L Kutscher. (Jessica Kingsley, Pounds 14.00, 1 84310 810 0, 020 7833 2307). Reviewed by Janice McKinley, area...
We have been asked to point out that CfBT does not stand for the Confederation of British Teachers (News, 1 March). The organisation was originally the Centre For British Teachers but is now simply...
Primary 1 to 3 pupils in Tayside are being invited to take part in Walkwise, a child pedestrian training programme run by the Tayside police road safety officer. After an introductory talk, trained...
Nursery workers have successfully negotiated a fair pay and grading claim with Ealing Council in west London. The deal, which will result in nursery officers receiving an average 3,500 pay rise,...
New guidance to support local authorities in commissioning children's public health services from next year identifies ways in which health visitors and early years providers can work together...
Make maths meaningful to young children by being less formal and looking at real life, says Elaine Bennett
Michael Bichard's inquiry notes that decisions about individuals will only be as good as the information on which they are based (News, 1 July). If significant information is missing, the risk...
Up to 200 nursery nurses in Greenwich who earn up to 4,000 less than their counterparts in other nearby areas of London are threatening to take strike action over low pay. Staff in local authority...
More term-time school support workers are lobbying their employers for holiday pay, strengthened by the recent victory of their counterparts in Northern Ireland. Up to 100 term-time workers in...