Fed up with applying for jobs? The Graduate Recruitment Bureau will – rather surprisingly – do it for you. Just submit your CV on their website, and a team of analysers will assess your skills, put you forward for jobs and even make the follow-up calls.
Read more »Graduate news: Matchmaking service helps job applications
Journalism and Internet Research (Display)
A wonderful display showing the results of a topic where children researched news and information online, using information from trusted sources. This was then used to create news reports which were presented in different ways.
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buy silver bullion
With so much hype doing rounds for investing on the silver bullion bars, many people are considering such investment. Many think that it is not as easy as it looks to invest and buy silver bullion as it involves big money.
Read more »Leading Article: Language woes
The news that a large number of schools – many in the most deprived areas of the country – have abandoned the Government's target of getting 50 per cent of all 14- to 16-year-olds to study a modern foreign language has been quietly received in education circles with little comment. The Centre for Information on Language Teaching (CILT), which produced the finding as part of its annual survey of provision, called for several measures to boost the take-up of languages.
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Alan Smithers: Why do the political parties have so little to offer us?
Am I alone in feeling gloomy about the prospects for education this year? It's not just the cuts. Schools are to be protected to some extent, which of course is very bad news for the universities heavily dependent on public funds. What bothers me more is that an election should be a time for taking stock and making plans, yet the parties have little to offer.
Read more »US pupil beatings hit 200,000
TES news article: Children - one-fifth of them disabled - are slammed against walls and hit with rulers taped together, shock report reveals.
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Training fails to ready NQTs for violence
TES news article: New teachers feel unprepared to deal with classroom disruption, says study
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Teaching News
Our old Teaching Blog has now been replaced by a new Teaching News site.
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Trial of free school meals starts
BBC news item: All primary school children in two areas of England can now have free lunches under a £40m, two-year trial.
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A degree will leave you with debts of £23,500
First the bad news: school leavers heading for university are likely to end up
deeper in debt than any previous generation.
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