The Haberman International Policy Institute in Education
is devoted to extending the mission of improving the educational opportunities for children and youth in poverty to schools and preparatory institutions internationally
Secondary school pupils to learn life-saving skills and defibrillator use from 2020 in roll-out of government plans Children will be taught basic lifesaving skills under government plans for health education to be provided in every school. Under the proposals all …
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Northern Ireland pupils applying to start university in the Republic of Ireland this year still do not know how much they will pay in tuition fees. That is because it is still not clear if they will be treated as …
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Strict directives and endless inspections add strain to an already stressful role and rob us of any autonomy. This must stop When I started my career in teaching, I was encouraged to be creative and experiment. I loved that freedom …
Secret Teacher: why can’t my school just trust us to do our job? Read more »
One of Sydney’s newest schools, The Ponds High, is full just three years after it was built and before it even has years 11 and 12, prompting concerns that the NSW Department of Education has underestimated swelling enrolments in public …
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Who is the new man in charge of higher education in England? Sam Gyimah has been made Universities and Science Minister for England in Theresa May’s government reshuffle. Mr Gyimah’s role straddles the Department for Education and the Department for …
Sam Gyimah is new universities minister, replacing Jo Johnson Read more »
COMPANIES that sells plagiarised essays to students are “immoral”, Scottish universities have said. Universities Scotland, which represents the sector, called for a clampdown on so-called “essay mills”. Last year it emerged that more than 20,000 students are buying professionally-written essays …
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Shadow education secretary Angela Rayner says focus on girls and minority ethnic groups has had ‘negative impact’ on others White working-class children should be motivated to become more aspirational in schools and “push themselves” the way those from other backgrounds …
White working-class boys should be more aspirational, says Labour minister Read more »
Liberia, which elected a new president last week, has among the highest percentage of out-of-school primary children in the world. In a bid to improve the availability and quality of schools, the West African country has been carrying out …
Something was rotten in the Colombian capital’s school food contracts. We faced fierce resistance trying to fix the problem, but we fought to achieve transparency • María Victoria Angulo is education secretary for Bogotá Children at a school in Soacha, …
The 8p banana that showed Bogotá needed open public spending Read more »