It is 'repugnant' to see aggressive behaviour as 'criminal' when linked to pupil's condition.
Schools attempting to exclude poorly-behaved children with special educational needs will need to make adjustments to support pupils before they can exclude them, a court has ruled.
Read MoreA scheme lauded by Barack Obama is steering pupils out of hardship and into university.
Read MoreA former Scotland rugby union international and his wife are considering legal action against their local council to allow all three of their children to be educated at the same school.
Read MoreI spotted this article in The Guardian
Funding crisis means some UK headteachers spend more than 50% of their time seeking charity for essential subjects.
Read MoreI'm very impressed with Mackenzie Mauller. I feel too many people now only think about themselves.
Read MoreThere’s nothing more summery than packing up the car, rounding up the kids and heading for a sunny campsite for a week of family camping.
Read MoreThere's been an absence of posts for almost a week now. I've been on a short break to Yorkshire to visit my Mother-in-Law, Sister-in-Law and Brother-in-Law, as well as spending some much needed time with my husband and daughter.
Read MoreThursday August 16th 2018
I'll be updating my website with State and Independent London School's A'level results as they are published, so please keep checking here:
Read MoreI'm using 12.5% of all Lando profits, to create a Living Legacy in memory of my father George.
Read MoreI've lived in Marylebone - Westminster, London for almost ten years and thought I knew the neighbourhood inside out. Yesterday I spotted this plaque around the corner from where we live.
Read MoreThe chief inspector of schools thinks teaching to the test is a betrayal — no wonder teachers and pupils are confused.
Read MoreA boarding school with stellar A-level results has quit the annual league tables saying that they fail to reflect “modern all-round education”.
Read MoreThe number of teenagers awarded A-levels in modern languages is expected to fall sharply tomorrow despite attempts to revive French and German by making it easier to get an A*.
Read MoreAs the ugly creature rears its head again on A-level and GCSE results day, one teacher shares her advice on how to defeat it
Read MoreMoney is a huge obstacle for people trying to get into the arts. We need positive policies – even quotas – to improve diversity
Read MoreScotland’s exam authorities have been accused of dumbing down key subjects after the qualification threshold for dozens of subjects was lowered.
Read MoreThe brain structure of young children changes when they are regularly engaged in back-and-forth conversations with adults, a study has shown.
Read MoreLando Education is my third entrepreneurial venture…
Read MoreBreaking down the initial question into smaller, easier to remember numbers is key.
Read MoreThe marks needed by teenagers to pass A levels could fall significantly this year as the exams watchdog protects thousands of pupils from being penalised by tougher qualifications.
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