Countdown's latest maths whiz on Anne Robinson, sexism and her genius family
Anne-Marie Imafidon has been a major achiever since got into Oxford at 15. Now she’s on the path to TV stardom
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Are we testing our children too much?
Two years into the pandemic, we still don’t have an equitable system for cancelled exams – and it is damaging a generation
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Source: telegraph.co.uk
Academics want reform of 'narrow' phonics focus
Academics want 'urgent reform' of how young pupils are taught to read, warning a 'narrower focus' on phonics has made schools 'less successful'
Source: schoolsweek.co.uk
Plan to remove teachers' hours cap ditched from white paper
Ministers have abandoned proposals to scrap the cap on teachers’ annual working hours in their forthcoming white paper, Schools Week understands
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Minister rejects return of key stage 3 SATs
The schools minister Robin Walker has appeared to rule out reinstating SATs at key stage 3, but said internal tests could be used to improve literacy
Source: schoolsweek.co.uk
Music lessons for children are a necessity, not a luxury
Ofqual chair Ian Bauckham has got it wrong – youngsters have never needed music more
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Source: telegraph.co.uk
Revealed: How schools coped with the impact of Covid
A government-commissioned research report has offered a glimpse at how schools responded to the impact of Covid in the last academic year
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Source: schoolsweek.co.uk
Online GCSEs 'by 2025', as AQA launches major pilot
Thousands of students in England will sit on-screen tests this year in a major pilot run by AQA, the country’s largest exam board
Source: schoolsweek.co.uk
This is the last year we'll go easy on exam marking because of Covid, promises Nadhim Zahawi
Move to full-blooded testing will be staggered, with this year's GCSEs and A-levels to take a hybrid form that includes teacher assessment
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Face masks in schools are 'dystopian', says Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson
Former secondary school English teacher says children's education should not be ‘sacrificed’ to protect the NHS
Source: telegraph.co.uk