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1. Sugary drinks may face ban in schools

Author

Mason, Rowena

Subjects
British Broadcasting Corp., Broadcasting industry, Schools -- England, Beverages, School lunches, School lunchrooms, cafeterias, etc., General interest
Abstract

Byline: Rowena Mason LOCAL councils should look at banning sugary drinks in schools and other 'nannying' policies after figures indicated there are almost 30,000 preventable deaths a year, Jeremy Hunt [...]

Published
2013

2. Educating the East End: the rise of the TV teacher; As Channel 4's Educating series returns to our screens in Educating the East End, Ndidi Okezie asks whether the unexpected teacher 'stars' are good for schools

Subjects
Channel Four Television Corp. Channel 4, Celebrities, Schools -- England, Television broadcasting industry, Teachers, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Ndidi Okezie Over the past few years there has been a rise in unexpected TV celebrities, from a talented supermarket worker with a five-octave vocal range, to sequinned salsa [...]

Published
2014

3. Theresa May - mess with her at your peril Tory boys; Theresa May's latest shot at Michael Gove over Islamic extremism in schools, is yet another sign of the Home Secretary finding her inner steel and going from zero to hero in the Tory party, writes Cathy Newman

Subjects
Channel Four Television Corp. Channel 4, Political parties -- England, Schools -- England, Television broadcasting industry, Islamic schools, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Cathy Newman Presenter, Channel 4 News Whatever happened to 'Theresa May, then again she may not'? That was the quip semi-affectionately deployed against the Home Secretary's legendary caution, which [...]

Published
2014

4. Ofsted inspection regime to focus on struggling schools; Most schools can expect shorter visits by the watchdog so that its inspectors can focus on improving under-performing schools, says Ofsted chief

Subjects
British Broadcasting Corp., Broadcasting industry, Schools -- England, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Padraic Flanagan Schools watchdog Ofsted is to overhaul its inspection regime, planning shorter visits for thriving centres of learning to allow more time for it to focus on under-performing [...]

Published
2014

5. All schools given chance to apply for academy status

Author

Paton, Graeme

Subjects
Schools -- England, General interest
Abstract

Byline: Graeme Paton ALL schools in England are being given the chance to convert into independent academies under Coalition plans. More than 21,000 primaries, secondaries and special schools will be [...]

Published
2010

6. The BBC's anti-free schools bias is becoming laughable

Subjects
British Broadcasting Corp. BBC News, Schools -- England, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Toby Young The National Audit Office's report on free schoolsis generally favourable, though you wouldn't know it if you relied on this article on the BBC's website. The NAO [...]

Published
2013

7. We have to stop taking money from schools and hospitals and giving it to Royal Mail, says Michael Fallon; The taxpayer can no longer afford to run a national postal service because it diverts money away from hospitals and schools, the postal services minister says today

Subjects
London Stock Exchange PLC, Schools -- England, Hospitals -- England, Postal service, Securities industry, Securities industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Christopher Hope Senior Political Correspondent Michael Fallon said that selling off shares in Royal Mail was necessary to bring in private investment and stop the company relying on the [...]

Published
2013

8. Paul Walsh named chairman of caterer Compass; Paul Walsh, the outgoing chief executive of drinks giant Diageo, has been named as chairman of Compass Group, the catering firm whose customers include oil rigs, schools and Wimbledon

Subjects
Diageo PLC -- Officials and employees, Alcoholic beverage industry -- Officials and employees, Schools -- England, Chairpersons -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Oil well drilling rigs, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Diageo said in May that Mr Walsh would step down as chief executive at the end of this month, after 13 years at the helm of the group that makes [...]

Published
2013

9. Labour backs free schools 'under a different name'; Labour's education reforms will allow the creation of more free schools, former minister Andrew Adonis has said

Subjects
British Broadcasting Corp., Broadcasting industry, Schools -- England, Educational reform, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Peter Dominiczak Political Correspondent In a major policy reversal, Labour has dropped its blanket opposition to free schools and will support their formation as long as there is sufficient [...]

Published
2013

10. Pupils sexually abused at elite music schools, according to claims; Violinist Nigel Kennedy voiced his disgust on Tuesday night following revelations of sexual abuse on pupils at young as 10 at a prestigious music school where he was a student

Subjects
Channel Four Television Corp. Channel 4, Schools -- England, Television broadcasting industry, School violence, Sexual abuse, Musicians, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Melanie Hall All five of the UK's elite specialist music schools have been implicated in the scandal, which involves claims of historic sexual abuse and inappropriate behaviour spanning four [...]

Published
2013

11. Sex education will always trump web censorship; As Labour's Diane Abbott and Conservative parenting guru Claire Perry slog it out to be this generation's Mary Whitehouse, Dr Brooke Magnanti argues that decent sex education, by parents and schools, will always trump any attempts to censor what children see online

Subjects
British Broadcasting Corp., Broadcasting industry, Schools -- England, Sex education, Censorship, Parenting, Censorship issue, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Dr Brooke Magnanti formerly known as Belle de Jour In a counterpoint to this week's announcements regarding child sexualisation, and the Government's role - whether the government actually has [...]

Published
2013

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