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Students could take mini-exams to help teachers come up with GCSE and A-level grades

Students could take mini-exams to help teachers come up with GCSE and A-level grades
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Covid-19: Fleming Fulton school pupils to attend part-time

Covid-19: Fleming Fulton school pupils to attend part-time By Robbie Meredith Published image captionMore than 100 pupils with a range of special educational needs attend the school A Belfast special school has said its pupils can only attend part-time for two days a week from Monday. Fleming Fulton school in south Belfast has more than 100 pupils with a range of special educational needs (SEN). Principal Karen Hancock told parents of pupils the decision had been taken in light of the increasing numbers of positive cases . Education Minister Peter Weir decided on 5 January that special schools should remain open for all pupils.

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Schools in England told not to provide free school meals at half-term

Schools in England told not to provide free school meals at half-term Sally Weale and Heather Stewart © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Andrew Boyers/Reuters Headteachers in England have been told not to provide either free school meal vouchers or food parcels for disadvantaged children over the half-term holiday next month, it has emerged. With the dust barely settled following a furious row this week over substandard food parcels, the government appeared to be heading into yet another damaging dispute over children going hungry during the holidays. Fresh guidance from the Department for Education (DfE) published this week states: “Schools do not need to provide lunch parcels or vouchers during the February half-term.” Instead, it says there is already wider government support available to support families and children outside of term-time through the Covid winter grant scheme.

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In the UK too, teachers lead the way on Covid safety

#MakeSchoolsSafe (Image via Twitter courtesy of @NEUnion) EAST SUSSEX, U.K. Leave it to educators and support staff to know what’s best for students in and out of the classroom as Covid-19’s global infection rate seeps into the new year. No, it shouldn’t come as a surprise, rather as further proof that frontline workers know best they live within crisis daily. As news broke before and during the holiday season of a new variant strain of the coronavirus, and a steady uptick of cases soon followed, government officials, including U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, insisted schools were safe and should reopen on schedule Monday, January 4.

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Schools rationing places for key worker kids as classrooms are now 60% full amid fears it could undermine lockdown

Updated: 12 Jan 2021, 3:48 SCHOOLS are rationing places for children of key workers as classrooms are now 60 per cent full amid fears it could undermind lockdown, it has been reported. The Department for Education guidance states that only one parent needs to be a critical worker for their child to attend class, but some schools are reportedly refusing children unless both parents are. 3 Schools are being forced to ration spots for children, it has been reported Credit: PA:Press Association 3 Parents who are key workers are advised to keep their children home if they can Credit: Alamy Live News The government guidance also says parents who are keys workers should keep their children home if they can .

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