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• Chorley school deep-cleaned to kill bug

  
  A Chorley primary school is being deep-cleaned this week following a virus   Read more about Chorley school deep-cleaned to kill bug

  

• Russian scientist visits Derbyshire school

  A Russian scientist who worked on the country's space programme was in Derbyshire   Read more about Russian scientist visits Derbyshire school

  

• Schools spend ?293m on supply teachers

  Non-academy secondary schools in England spent more than £293 million on supply   Read more about Schools spend ?293m on supply teachers

  

• International baccalaureate 'offers breadth and independence'

  The international baccalaureate diploma (IBD) offers a broad approach to study,   Read more about International baccalaureate 'offers breadth and independence'

  

• Pupils design high-visibility safety badge

  Pupils from one Gloucestershire sixth form college are hoping to make a road safety   Read more about Pupils design high-visibility safety badge

  

• Plymouth students 'to attempt world record'

  Pupils at one Plymouth school are set to make a world record attempt next month.
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• Royal Society calls teachers to have basic grasp of neurology

  The basics of neurology should be a key part of teacher training, the Royal Society   Read more about Royal Society calls teachers to have basic grasp of neurology

  

• 1 in 5 schoolchildren 'living in poverty'

  As many as one in five schoolchildren in the UK can be classed as living in severe   Read more about 1 in 5 schoolchildren 'living in poverty'

  

• Bath pupils get hands-on to learn about science

  Pupils at a primary school in Bath now have a wide range of scientific knowledge   Read more about Bath pupils get hands-on to learn about science