Secondary
Tuesday
18th Jun 2024
Students in England less likely to say creativity is valued
England’s 15-year-olds are also less likely than their international peers to feel able to express their ideas at school, according to major study
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Scotland absent from first Pisa report on creative thinking
New data suggests Scottish teachers are doing a good job of encouraging creative thinking – but the government’s decision to opt out of new Pisa test means evidence is limited
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Tuesday
21st May 2024
Nearly 1 in 3 female students ‘very worried’ about climate change
Findings from the International Baccalaureate come as schools report growing levels of anxiety around the impact of climate change
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Exclusive
Teachers complain of ‘obscure’ English lit GCSE extract
Teachers warn exam board AQA that some students were at a disadvantage in this year’s GCSE English literature paper
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