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Indian variant means pupils continue using masks
Pupils in parts of north-west England continue wearing face masks in school amid variant concerns.
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Indian variant means pupils continue using masks
Pupils in parts of north-west England continue wearing face masks in school amid variant concerns.
Mary Beard's retirement present to fund students
Historian and TV presenter is paying for scholarships to widen access to classics beyond "posh" people.
£13.5bn needed for pupils to catch up, report says
The Education Policy Institute also calls for a longer school day and summer activities.
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Ofsted cannot conduct an impartial review into allegations of sex abuse in schools, a teaching union says.
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Indian variant means pupils continue using masks
Pupils in parts of north-west England continue wearing face masks in school amid variant concerns.
Mary Beard's retirement present to fund students
Historian and TV presenter is paying for scholarships to widen access to classics beyond "posh" people.
£13.5bn needed for pupils to catch up, report says
The Education Policy Institute also calls for a longer school day and summer activities.
Girls' education 'smartest' investment, says PM
The PM urges more support for girls' education in poor countries - but faces criticism over aid cuts.
Parents question fairness of Scottish assessments
Connect has warned schools are taking "different approaches" across the country due to the pandemic.
Self-isolation exam worries in Wales
One mother says her son has "suffered very badly" and it is affecting his mental health.
Concerns over impartiality of school abuse review
Ofsted cannot conduct an impartial review into allegations of sex abuse in schools, a teaching union says.
Mary Beard's retirement present to fund students
Historian and TV presenter is paying for scholarships to widen access to classics beyond "posh" people.
£13.5bn needed for pupils to catch up, report says
The Education Policy Institute also calls for a longer school day and summer activities.
Girls' education 'smartest' investment, says PM
The PM urges more support for girls' education in poor countries - but faces criticism over aid cuts.
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Selby school pupils advised to continue wearing face masks
Secondary school pupils in Selby are being advised to continue to wear face masks in the classroom from next week despite a change in government guidance.
Copyright: Danny Lawson/PAFace coverings have been recommended since the return to school in March - but that will end on Monday as part of the phasing out of lockdown measures.
However, Louise Wallace, Director of Public Health for North Yorkshire, has said pupils in Selby should keep their masks on in the classroom due to higher than average Covid infection rates in the area.
"The Covid rate in Selby is currently higher than the England 7-day rate per 100,000 population as a result of a local outbreak," she said.
"For this reason, our advice for secondary schools in Selby is to continue the use of face coverings for staff and students in classrooms and/or communal areas until May half term."
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