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Schools should cut down on competitive sport because it is undermining the government's drive to tackle obesity, researchers warn
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Educational reforms are undermining efforts to increase the number of pupils taking maths and science, the Royal Society has warned
Most recent
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Sep 5 2008:
Savitri Hensman: State-funded schools shouldn't discriminate by faith. Our communities must be built on inclusiveness
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Sep 5 2008:
Mark Lawson: Carol Ann Duffy's work on violence is ideal for classroom discussion. It's a poem, not a memo
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Sep 5 2008:
Letters: Please don't rush to judge all the middle-class parents who send their kids to private schools by the same harsh yardstick
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Sep 5 2008:
Letters: If you want to change how another person behaves, you have to begin by understanding how that person sees himself and his world
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Sep 4 2008:
Francis Gilbert: I will teach Carol Ann Duffy's amazing poem to my classes – if every child truly understood it there would be no knife crime
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Sep 4 2008:
Schools and local authorities are making good progress in implementing the government's 14 to 19 education reforms
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Sep 4 2008:
Ed Balls wants headteachers to encourage more secondary school pupils to eat healthy food by treating them like proper paying customers
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Sep 4 2008:
Agnes Poirier: The French government's decision to introduce more English in schools is a smokescreen disguising cutbacks and job losses
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Sep 4 2008:
Sue Blackmore: Those who teach our children science have a duty to reveal the workings of nature – even if it means challenging their faith
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Sep 4 2008:
John Hall: Parents have a right to send their children to schools that reflect their religion, a decision that can be good, not bad, for cohesion
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Sep 4 2008:
Leo Hickman: What are the alternatives to cheaply produced school uniforms for parents on a budget?
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Sep 4 2008:
Poets say Carol Ann Duffy work could have helped children debate causes of street violence
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Video
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Sep 3 2008:
Education journalist Mike Baker looks at what the impact will be of the new key stage 3 curriculum, and explains the ideas behind it
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Sep 3 2008:
Pupils starting secondary school face changes to the curriculum and a new qualification
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Sep 3 2008:
Letters: Rabbis Goldberg and Romain are right to suggest that 'faith schools are not the best way to heal our fractured society'
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