Help pupils understand events in Ukraine, heads told Amanda Spielman says the pandemic has ‘fractured the social contract’ around education. The Independent UK · Mar 12, 2022
White Paper seems ‘underwhelming’ say headteachers Heads say upcoming White Paper on education lacks ambition. The Independent UK · Mar 12, 2022
Integrated education: Stormont passes Bill after UUP refuses to back petition of concern The private members' Bill passed despite a warning it would have "far-reaching" consequences for the education system Belfast Live · Mar 9, 2022
Assembly passes integrated education Bill after UUP refuses to back petition of concern DUP Education Minister Michelle McIlveen that the Bill would have ‘far-reaching’ consequences for the education system. The Independent UK · Mar 9, 2022
An early look at the race for mayor of Chicago The exit of former U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan leaves field wide open, and increases the likelihood that a runoff election will again be needed between the top two vote-getters. Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 8, 2022
Claire Watkins obituary Other lives: Headteacher and schools inspector in Newport, south Wales, who encouraged bilingual education The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2022
Former CPS chief Janice Jackson rules out running for mayor “Absolutely not. I do not want to be the mayor of Chicago. ... I have no interest in that job right now,” said Jackson, CEO of Hope Chicago, a non-profit that funds post-secondary education for urban students. “I’m an educator.” Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 5, 2022
Lightfoot to renew push to eliminate aldermanic prerogative over zoning despite resounding Council opposition Zoning Committee Chairman Tom Tunney (44th) and Education Chairman Michael Scott Jr. (24th) are among Lightfoot’s staunchest City Council supporters. Both men have warned the mayor to back off from a vote Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 4, 2022
Launch Nadu-Nedu second phase, Education Minister tells officials ‘Prepare estimates for construction of additional classrooms wherever needed’ The Hindu · Mar 2, 2022
More than 10,000 NSW teachers quit in 2021 The NSW education minister insists there is no crisis in the ranks, despite more than 10,000 teachers leaving the profession last year. AAP · Mar 2, 2022
Removal of masks in classrooms a ‘positive milestone’, Education Secretary says Students and teachers in secondary schools no longer need to wear masks in classrooms. The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022
Owens' off the rails CPAC rant Grizzly mamas and happiness schools: CPAC takes on education Salon · Feb 27, 2022
Making efforts to bring students back home: Minister Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh on Thursday said Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy was making all-out efforts to ensure the safe return of students from Andhra Pradesh stranded in the strife-torn Ukraine. The Hindu · Feb 24, 2022
'Educating our children is key in the fight against racist attitudes' Eva Simpson commends footballer Troy Deeney's campaign to teach youngsters about different ethnic cultures at school. He launched a petition and wrote an open letter to Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi Daily Mirror · Feb 23, 2022
The Independent UK · Feb 23, 2022 Footballer Deeney welcomes response to calls for teaching of more diverse topics The Secretary of State for Education has opened a line of dialogue with Birmingham City captain Troy Deeney.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 21, 2022 Police probe shows Missouri data weakness existed a decade before Post-Dispatch exposed it JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A police investigation released Monday shows that a flaw in a Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education webpage had been in place since 2011 and that no one had noticed the flaw until a St. Louis Post-Dispatch journalist pointed out the weakness.
Daily Mirror · Feb 18, 2022 Plans to extend school day to help pupils left behind due to Covid reportedly SCRAPPED The Education Secretary is planning to roll out a targeted pack of tuition will be rolled out for struggling pupils, while older students who need to catch up will be given extra hours in class
ABC News · Feb 17, 2022 Consent education to be added to Australian school curriculum from next year Almost a year after an online petition gained thousands of signatures, state and federal ministers unanimously agree to make consent education mandatory in all Australian schools from 2023.
Chicago Tribune · Feb 17, 2022 Commentary: The mask debate has created a toxic political situation that is scaring off teachers We face an educational reckoning if steps are not taken to address the teacher shortage in the United States. But how can we attract teachers when education has become so politicized?
The Hindu · Feb 15, 2022 Ukraine-Russia tension: Minister enquires about Andhra Pradesh students’ safety Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh on Tuesday enquired about the well-being of students from Andhra Pradesh who are pursuing their higher studies in Ukraine in view of the ongoing tension between the Ukraine and Russia.
The New Daily · Feb 15, 2022 ‘Still in process’: PM denies plans to sack Education Minister Alan Tudge A spokesman has denied that the Prime Minister is ready to sack Alan Tudge, after allegations that he had an “abusive” relationship with a staffer.
The Hindu · Feb 13, 2022 Stalin urged to convene national meet on education Coalition stresses the need to address impact of pandemic
Chronicle Live · Feb 11, 2022 Poorer GCSE pupils in North East trailing behind richer peers due to 'dismal' education gap Sunderland, Middlesbrough and Hartlepool were all found to have over half of its pupils living in long-term poverty
The Hindu · Feb 10, 2022 Bhumi puja performed for college building Finance Minister Buggana Rajendranath and Education Minister Adimalapu Suresh conducted bhumi puja for the construction of a new building for Silver Jubilee College and an administrative building for
Daily Mirror · Feb 9, 2022 How to find advanced topic information for GCSEs and A-Levels as exams return for 2022 Advanced information for summer exams can now be easily accessed online. Education authorities hope the information will help students prepare for exams, while a union has criticised the 'late' move