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Anne Frank inspires teens as they write to Number 10
From body image and bullying to tuition fees and crime, more than 300 teenagers have written letters to prime minister David Cameron raising issues that matter to them. It is part of the Thirteen in 13 campaign which is being run by the Anne Frank Trus…
SecEd Reporter, 13th June 2013
At a glance headlines – May 23, 2013
Holocaust CPD, year 7 literacy resources, epilepsy support and a look at teachers' commuting habits are among the At a glance headlines for SecEd on May 23, 2013. Commuting time One in 10 teachers are now completing school work during their commutes to …
SecEd Reporter, 22nd May 2013
Estyn wants numeracy and literacy results from September
Wales’s chief inspector of schools believes plans to improve levels of literacy and numeracy should show results from September. Ann Keane, head of education inspectorate Estyn, said she was “frustrated” by the pace of improvement but a…
Moira Sharkey, 16th May 2013
Young reporters stand up for our human rights
The skilled and often-harrowing work of young student reporters and photo-journalists has been recognised in this year’s Young Human Rights Reporter of the Year Awards. The competition, which is run by Amnesty International UK and supported by Se…
Pete Henshaw, 9th May 2013
News at a glance – May 9, 2013
The university application figures, a competition to win work experience with Facebook, and a book scheme for year 7 pupils are among SecEd's At a glance headlines for May 9, 2013. UCAS figures The number of students applying to university continues to …
SecEd Reporter, 9th May 2013
Ofsted calls for teachers to focus on literacy across all subjects
Secondary schools need to review “urgently” their teaching of literacy across the curriculum, according to a report from Ofsted. The study, which looked at examples of best practice teaching in seven schools around the country, expressed co…
Dorothy Lepkowska, 2nd May 2013
Scottish literacy study finds nine in 10 are at expected levels for reading and writing
The Scottish government welcomed the results of its first national literacy survey but a drop in the number of pupils performing “very well” between the end of primary and early secondary has caused alarm. Opposition politicians, businesses a…
Sam Phipps, 2nd May 2013
The rise of creative writing
Paul Munden argues for the place of creative writing as a distinct subject in our schools and its power to encourage wider creativity in students. In my role as director of the National Association of Writers in Education (NAWE), I am an ambassador and…
2nd May 2013
News at a glance – April 25, 2013
Animations to explain the exam marking process, a new writing competition, a free examination app, and a survey of careers guidance provision are among SecEd's At a Glance headlines for April 25, 2013. Sex education The Relationships Alliance has called…
SecEd Reporter, 23rd April 2013
The Chase wins story prize
From a story about a fox cub being chased by hounds to the tale of a baby red squirrel whose stash of hazelnuts is stolen by a cheeky grey squirrel, the winners of an RSPCA short story competition let their imaginations run riot. The Wild About Britain…