6 hrs ago | Witney Gazette
Ofsted gives Eynsham school 'outstanding' status
The school, which teaches nearly 1,000 pupils, is only the fourth Oxfordshire secondary school to achieve Ofsted's highest rating.
11 hrs ago | The Leaf Chronicle
Former youth pastor faces sex charges
UPDATE: This afternoon Jonathan Tyler Giles' attorney, B. Nathan Hunt, released this statement on Giles' behalf: "Mr. Giles maintains his innocence and asks that everyone allow the legal process to run its course.
16 hrs ago | Sutton Guardian
Old girls from Sutton West School inside Greyhound Hotel
Long-lost classmates from 45 years ago were reunited this week after a chance spot on a local history website.
20 hrs ago | WBBH-TV
Pre-teens charged in Lehigh Acres burglary
LEE COUNTY: Four boys, all under the age of 15, are each facing serious burglary charges.
Ex-Teacher Pleads Not Guilty in Child Porn Case
A former junior high school teacher has pleaded not guilty to 76 counts in a child pornography case.
Tweens take over Camp David; Obama quakes
Finally, something that intimidates President Barack Obama: a bunch of tween girls.
Midland / Penetanguishene Mirror
Education director believed strongly in ideals
" After 38 years in education, the Simcoe County District School Board's director of education, Gord Campbell, has retired.
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Facing Deficits, Some States Cut Summer School
A year ago, the Brevard County Schools ran a robust summer program here, with dozens of schools bustling with teachers and some 14,000 children practicing multiplication, reading Harry Potter and studying Spanish verbs, all at no cost to parents.
Police: Man Offered Money For Pre-Teen Nude Poses
A southern Indiana man was arrested Monday on several child sex-related charges after he offered teen and pre-teen boys money and/or cigarettes to pose nude and semi-nude for pictures, police said.
One in ten Burnley students being taught outside the borough
ONE in ten children leave Burnley every day to go to schools elsewhere, the Lancashire Telegraph can reveal.
Nearly 1 in 10 Kids Report Cyber Bullying
New research shines a light on the phenomenon of "cyber bullying," suggesting that nearly 1 in 10 children are bullied through electronic means such as text messages, and girls are more likely to be victims than boys are.
Taking adult education fight to streets
PICTURE: SIAN HOWLAND: Otumoetai College ACE tutor of guitar and ukulele Marion Arts , and adult students Loes and Ben Dekleynen.
Relationships Improve Student Success
Columbia, MO - infoZine - When students are underachieving, school policymakers often examine class size, curriculum and funding, but University of Missouri researchers suggest establishing relationships may be a powerful and less expensive way to improve students' success.
Pleased - " mum Joadey Dyer with daughters Maddison, nine, Kirsty and Brook, both 14, and dog Kip
THE Government has announced wide-ranging education reforms, which include one-to-one tuition for children who fall behind in school and new US-style report cards.
Australian Government Secondary Schools Historic Modernisation Program
Australian Federal Government today announced $810m funding transitioning Australian secondary schools into the 21st century.
CONGO: "Simmering discontent" ahead of elections
BRAZZAVILLE, 30 June 2009 - Barely two weeks before presidential elections in the Republic of Congo, Marcel Kombo decided to send his wife and children away from Brazzaville.
Schwarzenegger leads push for digital textbooks
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is taking a page from high school science books in an effort to shrink California's $24 billion budget gap.
Teachers face five-year licensing
Teachers in England will need licences to practise which would have to be renewed every five years, under government plans.
With summer here, those words conjure up fear -- the thought of leaving pre-teens and teens unsupervised during long work days has some parents shaking in their office chairs.
Minister stands firm over education shake-up new
Ed Balls: 'If your child starts to fall behind, we should step in straight away and give one-to-one or small group tuition' enlarge The Children's Secretary Ed Balls stood by ambitious new plans for education reforms today, including a legally enforceable right to one-to-one or small group tuition where pupils fall behind in school.