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How many of us have had the luxury of being taught socio-emotional skills in a classroom setting? For many students of results-based learning honing these skills is left to real world experiences. Particularly in . . .
Our 2019 exam results are in now from the summer and we are very happy to see such a great performance from our students at all levels of ability. 2019 saw the first sitting for the new “9-1&rdquo . . .
Last week, ChalkFace reported on the recent announcement by the UK government of proposed changes to work visas for students who finish their qualifications in the UK. This article from The Guardian gives a g . . .
ChalkFace likes to share interesting articles about teachers from around the globe, so this article caught our attention. Henry Danton was born on March 30, 1919, and at 100, the former ballet star turne . . .
Many of us, at some point in our academic careers, have been asked to write an English essay based on the writing prompt “What Did You Do On Your Summer Break?” With the rise of mental health awarenes . . .
Ethan Lewis, a young Rochester student, was pulled out of class on the first day of term because the Mohawk he was sporting was deemed “inappropriate.” Strood Academy’s principal Kim Gunn defend . . .
In an effort to encourage exercise, the Department for Education is adding to their list of sports which students can take for the practical element of a GCSE or A-level in Physical Education. Adding new . . .
The annual Times Higher Education world rankings once again have Oxford University ranked first in an international league table for the fourth year in a row. Top 10 Times Higher Education World University Rankin . . .
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