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Mandarin ’should be available’ for all English pupils
Secondary school pupils advised to learn less popular languages - demonstrates not just the academic importance of languages (in a climate where they have become increasingly unpopular), but also the wider economic and social importance of languages.
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Shortage hits one-to-one tuition
Scheme to provide struggling school pupils with one-to-one tuition by 2011 falls behind, as there is a lack of tutors.
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Swedish Schools to Open in Richmond
The private Swedish company Kunskapsskolan is set to open two new schools in south west London.
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School in Gloucestershire where the Students don’t sit GCSEs and A-levels
The Acorn School in Nailsworth has made the decision to remove the traditional GCSE and A-level examinations from their curriculum, the BBC has reported.
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Music Tuition an Aid for Students’ Education
The EIS (Educational Institute of Scotland) have implored the Scottish government to increase the provision of musical tuition in schools.
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University Funding Cut for 2010-2011
Lord Mandelson has announced that government funding for universities in England will be cut by £398m in the forthcoming academic year, the BBC have reported.
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Free School Meals a Guide to GCSE Exam Results?
Figures show that there is a trend for students eligible for free school meals to achieve less in their GCSEs.
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Schools and Education a Battleground for the General Election
There is no doubt that a major factor in the way many people will vote in May 2010 is the feeling about what the respective parties will promise and deliver once in power.
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New A-level Grade to be Awarded next Summer
Universities incorporate new top grade into conditional offers.
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