Nearly half of all schools 'are not good enough' - Ofsted

24dash 16-JUN-10

BNP teachers will not be banned

bbc 12-MAR-10

Parents' school closures concern

bbc 12-JAN-10

Vetting scheme to be watered down

bbc 13-DEC-09

Ed Balls demands schools cut back on heating to save £750m

thetimes 26-NOV-09

Ofsted: school improvements undermined by 'stubborn' teachers

telegraph 24-NOV-09

School guarantee 'whingers' fear

bbc 18-NOV-09

Niel McLean: Technology can bridge the gap between parents and schools

independent 05-NOV-09

State schools prevented from sitting IGCSE

sundaytimes 05-NOV-09

Minister reveals school budget cuts

channel4news 20-SEP-09

Tories propose school test reform

bbc 14-JUN-09

A-level and GCSE exams to be scrapped in swine flu schools

thetimes 06-MAY-09

Pupils playing up? Let them play bingo, says Sir Alan Steer

thetimes 16-APR-09

Crack cocaine teacher allowed to keep job

telegraph 10-APR-09

Schools to sue Government over funding crisis

telegraph 09-APR-09

Quarter of 11-year-olds fail English and maths

dailymail 01-APR-09

Up to one third of schoolchildren given wrong marks in Sats exams

telegraph 18-MAR-09

Ed Balls: Lotteries to decide school places could be scrapped

telegraph 01-MAR-09

The Big Freeze Part II: Thousands of schools shut and drivers stranded... and there's more to come

dailymail 05-FEB-09

Teachers will be offered £10,000 'golden handcuffs' to stay at toughest secondary schools

dailymail 13-JAN-09

Schools call police over violence

channel4news 23-DEC-08

Exams watchdog shares blame for marking fiasco

thetimes 16-DEC-08

Ken Boston resigns over exam fiasco

ft 14-DEC-08

Exam board pulls Gary Glitter song from GCSE

thetimes 10-NOV-08

Complaints over school places 'have doubled'

telegraph 03-NOV-08

Teachers' leaders claim sex lessons shift 'unnecessary'

YorkshirePost 24-OCT-08

Balls scraps Sats for 14-year-olds

independent 14-OCT-08

Cane is needed again to give children a lesson say a fifth of teachers

thetimes 03-OCT-08

Updated: Schools reopen

timesofmalta 22-SEP-08

ETS loses school tests contract

ft 16-AUG-08

SATs fiasco company loses contract

independent 15-AUG-08

A-level results: Record number of teenagers achieve top grades

24dash 14-AUG-08

500,000 pupils to sit new tests as heads scorn SATs

independent 20-JUL-08

Long queues and high prices sees children shun school canteen for cheap junk food

dailymail 06-JUL-08

One million Sats results late

channel4news 05-JUL-08

School SATS results hit by delay

telegraph 04-JUL-08

CBI attacks new diploma plans

telegraph 23-JUN-08

Schools minister's '£1m bribes will kill off grammar school'

dailymail 20-JUN-08

Ceremony for Hindu state school

bbc 08-JUN-08

Schools to be graded by number of pupils going on to university

thetimes 27-MAY-08

Teachers should 'join fight against teen gangs'

telegraph 22-MAY-08

Move to bolster school governors

bbc 08-MAY-08

Schools to be judged on teenage pregnancy rates and obesity levels to improve health

dailymail 30-APR-08

Strike hits 1,200 schools so far

bbc 22-APR-08

CCTV may be used in exam halls

bbc 12-APR-08

Teachers vote to hold pay strike

bbc 02-APR-08

The 'little princes': Generation of spoilt little children who don't know how to behave in class

dailymail 25-MAR-08

Spoilt children 'disrupt schools'

bbc 22-MAR-08

Shock over schools 'breaking law'

bbc 12-MAR-08

Citizen Goldsmith

guardian 12-MAR-08

Too many weak schools, says Balls

guardian 08-MAR-08

Children lose out in first schools lottery

telegraph 04-MAR-08

Fifth of parents fail to secure first choice of school

guardian 03-MAR-08

How can we teach children culture with £15 a week?

dailymail 13-FEB-08

Compulsory cooking class for pupils

24dash 22-JAN-08

Metal detectors in schools to stop knife crime

telegraph 21-JAN-08

Knife Detectors To Be Deployed In Schools

skynews 20-JAN-08

Selection by lottery could be just the ticket

telegraph 18-JAN-08

Schools to get 'lightning checks'

bbc 12-DEC-07

Fitter, happier and better educated: the hope for 2020

guardian 12-DEC-07

A-level questions to become more difficult

guardian 24-NOV-07

Tories plan more academy places

bbc 20-NOV-07

Tories' bullying crackdown would allow teachers to confiscate mobiles

independent 19-NOV-07

800,000 pupils in under-performing schools

telegraph 03-OCT-07

Private school to become academy

bbc 02-OCT-07

Headteacher must pay £20,000 over boy's school death

guardian 29-SEP-07

Online marking of exams 'faulty'

bbc 22-SEP-07

Keep failing pupils back - Tories

bbc 02-SEP-07

Literacy & maths tests for primary schools

RTERadio 31-AUG-07

Business blamed for slide in languages

ft 23-AUG-07

Pass Or Fail? Profs Split Over GCSE Reforms

skynews 19-AUG-07

A class apart

ft 16-AUG-07

Rise in 'short, sharp' exclusions

bbc 26-JUN-07

GCSE home coursework scrapped

bbc 13-JUN-07

HEADS

bbc 18-JAN-07

School leaving age may be raised to 18

guardian 12-JAN-07

School tests to face shake-up

bbc 08-JAN-07

Four out of 10 schools are not good enough, says Ofsted

guardian 23-NOV-06

Brown to speak to Labour conference

channel4news 24-SEP-06

New truancy strategy in spotlight

bbc 21-SEP-06

Schools failing to recruit headteachers

RSS 08-SEP-06

Cash reward 'would revive maths'

bbc 04-SEP-06

Languages worries in GCSE results

bbc 24-AUG-06

Exam results spark debate over standards

itv 17-AUG-06

Inspection changes upset heads

bbc 23-JUN-06

Johnson takes 'the rubbish' out of school meals

guardian 19-MAY-06

Oxford considers English entrance test

guardian 10-APR-06

Brown unveils Budget to shore up legacy

ft 22-MAR-06

Exam regulator publishes report to stop coursework cheats

guardian 03-MAR-06

Teachers threaten to quit over ratings website

guardian 02-MAR-06

Blair stands by barracked Minister

channel4news 13-JAN-06

Kelly to face MPs over offenders

guardian 12-JAN-06

Kelly struggles to defend school reforms

ft 07-JAN-06

Kelly tackles trust school fears

bbc 06-JAN-06

MPs propose school reforms

guardian 14-DEC-05

Mining stocks push London to four-year high

ft 20-NOV-05

Headteacher Shortfall Crisis Looms

skynews 17-NOV-05

Adversaries pay tribute after columnist dies

guardian 11-NOV-05

Kelly takes academy road to school reform

guardian 25-OCT-05

No going back on school reform, Blair tells critics

thetimes 24-OCT-05

'Parent councils' to give families say in how secondaries are run

thetimes 23-OCT-05

Restraining powers for teachers

bbc 21-OCT-05

Healthier option at schools

thetimes 28-SEP-05

State schools in crisis over standards and rising truancy

thetimes 22-SEP-05

Government to pilot national university admissions test

guardian 19-SEP-05

Teachers ratings 'bad for morale'

bbc 11-SEP-05

Heads attack plans for failing schools

guardian 06-SEP-05

Leader: Burdens of success

guardian 26-AUG-05

Big drop in GCSE language students

ananova 25-AUG-05

'Education System Failing Young People'

skynews 21-AUG-05

Sporting schemes

icWales 07-JUL-05

ACADEMIES

bbc 15-JUN-05

Dawn to dusk care plan for schools

guardian 13-JUN-05

The housing crisis hits home

thetimes 21-MAY-05

Advisers to tackle unruly pupils

bbc 20-MAY-05

Full-time jail term urged for Adler

TheAustralian 31-MAR-05

Labour to issue pledge on school dinners

itv 30-MAR-05

Adler describes life 'under siege'

NEWScomAU 30-MAR-05

Labour concedes on school meals

thetimes 22-MAR-05

Teachers demand more money for school dinners

guardian 21-MAR-05

Kelly set to reject exams call

ananova 22-FEB-05

Kelly to insist on harder maths and English exams

thetimes 20-FEB-05

Mixed reception for healthy school meals initiative

guardian 11-FEB-05

FAILED

themirror 03-FEB-05

SCHOOLS

bbc 13-JAN-05

Kelly offers wider choice of state schools

ft 07-JAN-05

Kelly puts parents first

guardian 06-JAN-05

Concern and caution over Kelly

guardian 17-DEC-04

Schools ordered to double hours of sport for pupils

thetimes 25-NOV-04

Scotland unveils schools reform package

guardian 01-NOV-04

Plan to scrap GCSEs and A-levels

bbc 18-OCT-04

50,000 KIDS BUNKING OFF

themirror 17-SEP-04

Rise in teenage truancy figures

bbc 16-SEP-04

Universities told to favour minority students

belfasttelegraph 14-SEP-04

'WORST RESULTS' SCHOOL'S SUCCESS

themirror 27-AUG-04

Tories hit out at standards

guardian 26-AUG-04

Schools miss exam result targets

ananova 24-AUG-04

Now cut our workload, say teachers

ananova 13-JUL-04

Poor Report For UK History Teaching

skynews 11-JUL-04

Mixed reaction to Clarke's plan

bbc 09-JUL-04

Clarke promises schools freedom

bbc 08-JUL-04

Parents 'to have choice under Tories'

itv 29-JUN-04

Rift denied over plan to expand city academies

ft 28-JUN-04

Jarvis director quits as PFI costs emerge

guardian 16-APR-04

Teachers To Combat BNP Influence

skynews 12-APR-04

Extra £8.5bn for schools, colleges and universities

ft 18-MAR-04

[said:]: The danger is that this could break up the system, with the better schools having more money and greater independence and the other schools finding life more difficult. We must avoid that polarisation of the system because the people who suffer in that situation tend to be the disadvantaged.

thetimes 23-MAY-10

[said:]: It is a great privilege to have such an inspiring local pianist perform at Ashville and for him to use our Steinway Concert Grand, which many have commented is a pleasure to play.

YorkshirePost 05-MAY-10

[ says]: It is concerning to hear that Andrew Hall was jumping ship at such a volatile time for the organisation,

guardian 17-MAR-10

[said:]: Of course people with racist views should not be working with young people in schools. However, it is much less clear that there should be a blanket regulation on the issue.

bbc 12-MAR-10

[said:]: To engage the impatient young people of generation Y, something more is needed. 'This means ensuring not so much that young people learn more, but that they become better learners.

dailymail 08-MAR-10

[said:]: We have lost a lot of talented schools' leaders who are unlikely to return to another headship after such a bruising experience. When a school is put in special measures, the local authority is under pressure from the government to be seen to be taking action and this could lead to a head being sacked. Some local authorities think sacking a few headteachers is evidence that they are vigilant and active in school improvement.

guardian 07-MAR-10

[said:]: We have lost a lot of talented school leaders who are unlikely to return to another headship after such a bruising experience.

telegraph 07-MAR-10

[said:]: We have lost a lot of very dedicated school leaders who are unlikely to return to any headship after such a bruising experience.

bbc 07-MAR-10

[-said]: Pre-occupation with compliance over safeguarding regulations and excessive reliance on data and raw attainment have no doubt been the cause of the increase in schools being put into categories.

guardian 05-MAR-10

[-said]: Preoccupation with compliance over safeguarding regulations and excessive reliance on data and raw attainment have no doubt been the cause of the increase in schools being put into categories.

guardian 05-MAR-10

[said:]: We have been saying to school leaders for at least a year now with the funding climate beyond 2011 they really need to be making their decisions now.

bbc 05-MAR-10

[added:]: Preoccupation with compliance over safeguarding regulations and excessive reliance on data and raw attainment has no doubt been the cause of the increase in schools being put into [low] categories.

telegraph 05-MAR-10

[said:]: The government obsession with accountability and meeting targets has led to a national sense that there is a crisis in the schools system.

bbc 07-JAN-10

[-added]: unintended consequences for schools and parents and have set out a system that is much more proportionate to risk

bbc 13-DEC-09

[ said]: In a big sixth form college, it would mean 1,500 pupils having to go through the process,

telegraph 29-NOV-09

[ says]: Bringing the best young mathematicians into contact with each other and with excellent mathematicians is an excellent idea,

independent 26-NOV-09

[ says]: It is an important issue but the school curriculum is very overcrowded especially in the expectation of what is taught in PSHE,

bbc 25-NOV-09

[ said]: ,

bbc 19-NOV-09

[said:]: School leaders are extremely concerned that these

YorkshirePost 18-NOV-09

[said:]: It is easy for the government to

24dash 18-NOV-09

[ said]: than because of a growth in truancy. In particular, schools have become stricter over parents taking their children out of school for holidays in term time,

bbc 21-OCT-09

[-said]: There are fewer jobs out there now,

guardian 25-SEP-09

[said:]: The rising number of women appointed to secondary headships is encouraging news.

guardian 25-SEP-09

[said:]: The claim by the Secretary of State that the number of heads and senior school staff can be reduced without damaging teaching quality is manifestly false.

YorkshirePost 21-SEP-09