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• Teachers 'need Facebook rules'

  Teachers should be provided with rules on Facebook use, it has been claimed.
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• Preston students offered language advice

  Students from Cardinal Newman College in Preston attended a special event this week   Read more about Preston students offered language advice

  

• Changes announced to Welsh teacher training incentives

  Changes have been made to the Welsh Assembly Government's initial teacher   Read more about Changes announced to Welsh teacher training incentives

  

• School wins grant for nature zone

  Pupils at one York school will soon have their own butterfly garden and bog marsh.
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• Scotland's universities 'should not be seen as cheap option'

  Scotland's universities should not be seen as a cheap option for overseas EU   Read more about Scotland's universities 'should not be seen as cheap option'

  

• Government announces ?82.5m investment in music education

  The government has announced plans to make £82.5 million available for music   Read more about Government announces ?82.5m investment in music education

  

• Free schools 'are ludicrous'

  Free schools are divisive and will be a "blot on the landscape", it has   Read more about Free schools 'are ludicrous'

  

• New school opened in Wales

  A new state-of-the-art primary school has been opened in Wales.
  
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• GCSE art 'getting side-lined'

  The introduction of the English baccalaureate qualification is likely to lead to many   Read more about GCSE art 'getting side-lined'