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• New ?15m special needs school gains approval

  West Sussex Planning Committee has granted permission for a new purpose-built special   Read more about New ?15m special needs school gains approval

  

• Freedom 'is key to school improvements'

  Giving teachers the freedom to be more creative is the key to driving improvements in   Read more about Freedom 'is key to school improvements'

  

• Devon pupils visit Met Office

  A group of schoolchildren from the south-west took a trip to the Met Office last week   Read more about Devon pupils visit Met Office

  

• Additional support 'needed for young carers'

  Mental health charity YoungMinds is calling on schools to provide adequate support   Read more about Additional support 'needed for young carers'

  

• Gloucester primary pupils learn outdoors

  Pupils at one primary school in Gloucestershire have been taking part in extra   Read more about Gloucester primary pupils learn outdoors

  

• Bolton Saturday school proving popular

  
  Children attending a Saturday school in the north-west have given the idea the   Read more about Bolton Saturday school proving popular

  

• Too many pupils 'find poetry boring'

  Former poet laureate Sir Andrew Motion has criticised the way poetry is taught in   Read more about Too many pupils 'find poetry boring'

  

• Majority of Scottish pupils return to school

  The majority of children in Scotland returned to school today (December 6th),   Read more about Majority of Scottish pupils return to school

  

• Headteachers urged not to worry about attendance impact when remaining open

  The Department for Education (DfE) has issued guidance for headteachers at schools   Read more about Headteachers urged not to worry about attendance impact when remaining open