Tuesday
More than 1 in 3 teachers ‘have no mental health training’
Teachers ‘crying out for help’ amid growing fears over pupil mental health ‘crisis’
Fears early years pupils in poverty are missing out on FSM
Growing concerns over rise in number of nursery children eligible for free school meals
Friday
Football star’s TV plea for a more diverse curriculum
Birmingham City captain Troy Deeney started a campaign in February to make the teaching of the history and experiences of black, Asian and ethnic minority communities mandatory in schools
Finding a way to help others help schools
The launch of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ Education Insights Report will help organisations supporting schools to empower staff with the resources they need to deliver the very best education, writes Jon Severs
Thursday
Cyber attack warning to schools over Russian invasion
The DfE warns that schools should reconsider their cyber security if using Russian-based antivirus software or IT applications
Latin teachers could use Taylor Swift lyrics to ‘engage’ students
In a new book, a Cambridge specialist has argued that teachers of the classical language need to rethink their techniques
Monday
Scrapping Covid testing ‘reckless in the extreme’
Heads’ union leaders call on the education secretary to reinstate free Covid testing in schools amid high pupil and staff absence
How to select a school when considering an international teaching job
In the first of a three-part series, a seasoned international teacher offers some key advice for those considering a move abroad to work in international schools. First up – how to find the school that’s right for you
