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Schools must earn poor pupil payment, charity tells education secretary Gove - The Guardian
Schools must earn poor pupil payment, charity tells education secretary Gove - The GuardianIn proposals which are being studied closely by education secretary Michael Gove, the Sutton Trust has advised that only schools which agree to give ...

Academies farce as just 32 schools out of 2000 take up the offerDaily Mail
Michael Gove: worst primary schools 'will become academies'Telegraph.co.uk
Over 140 schools to become academiesTimePlan
 
 
Farce over schools becoming 'academies' as just 32 out of 2000 take up the offer - Daily Mail
Farce over schools becoming \'academies\' as just 32 out of 2000 take up the offer - Daily MailJust 32 schools will reopen as independent academies this week as militant trade unions fight to derail flagship ...

First wave of new-style academiesBBC News
Michael Gove defends academies planTelegraph.co.uk
 
 
Stretching teachers' working time not the answer, say unions - Herald Scotland
Stretching teachers\' working time not the answer, say unions - Herald ScotlandTeaching unions said the suggestion from Glasgow City Council – which would affect all Scottish teachers – was flawed and would damage education . ...

Call to make teachers spend longer in classGlasgow Evening Times
 
 
Future of NJ school reform remains uncertain without federal funds, permanent ... - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Future of NJ school reform remains uncertain without federal funds, permanent ... - The Star-Ledger - NJ.comTRENTON — Almost lost in the blame game over the state's bungled chance to get up to $400 million in federal education dollars is what the money might have ...

Schundler's blunderNew York Post
New Jersey's Race for the AxCrosscut (blog)
 
 
I'm ready for a bit of in-service training - Telegraph.co.uk
I\'m ready for a bit of in-service training - Telegraph.co.ukInset days used to be "Baker days", named for Kenneth Baker, briefly education secretary to Margaret Thatcher. He set them up to deliver in-service training ...

Call for fairer school admissionsBBC News
 
 
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