A TEACHER union representative has backed La Mare de Carteret High for owning up and putting exceptional measures in place to help students with ‘significant gaps’ in their ICT coursework.
Education
Now ‘not the time’ to look at ending selective education
MOST people agree that now is not the right time to scrap the 11-plus exam, a Guernsey Press online survey has shown.
A Saturday delivery for 11+ results
YEAR 6 students will receive their 11-plus results on Saturday 26 May after Education struck a deal with Guernsey Post to deliver them.
Education complaint evidence ‘destroyed’
VITAL evidence that could have cleared or condemned former director of Education Derek Neale over complaints about his management style may have been destroyed.
Chamber condemns plan to drop maths from 11-plus
A PROPOSAL to drop English and maths exams from the 11-plus is misguided, Chamber of Commerce president Julian Winser has said.
Anti-11-plus campaigners could hijack consultation
A CONSULTATION on whether the 11-plus should be trimmed could be hijacked by those who want it scrapped altogether, deputies opposed to selection have warned.
Education consults on slimmed down 11-plus
YEAR 6 pupils could sit just two 11-plus papers instead of seven in the future.
Teachers learn at Kidscape workshops
TEACHERS have been taking part in anti-bullying workshops run by a national charity.
Reading to their KPMG partners doubles Amherst pupils’ progress
COMMUNITY involvement can make a difference to the reading ability of children, a primary school with a successful volunteer partnership has said.
Primary head backs slimmed-down 11-plus
MULTIPLE exams make the 11-plus onerous and it could be slimmed down and achieve similar results, according to one primary head.
Where are these 800 empty spaces? asks St Andrew’s head
ST ANDREW’S Primary School has been turning away students because some of its classes are at full capacity and that should be enough to justify it staying open, its head teacher has said.
School closures are back on the agenda
EDUCATION is expected to consider closing primary schools as it looks to cope with falling pupil numbers and make savings of £1.6m.
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