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Education: The trials of Leadership

17 September 2008, Children & Young People Now

As the autumn term gets into full swing, schools are facing a host of changes. Sue Learner reports on the leadership challenges that lie ahead for two head teachers.

Feature: Education: Pupils matter

9 July 2008, Children & Young People Now

How do schools ensure the Every Child Matters agenda is at the heart of what they do? Ben Willis talks to schools that are using a toolkit to make sure...

Feature: Education: Travellers speak out

25 June 2008, Children & Young People Now

Of all the many vulnerable groups in the education system, Traveller children perform the worst. As the first Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month draws to a close, Tom de...

Feature - Schools: Education gets personal

31 October 2007, Children & Young People Now

The Government is backing the approach of personalised learning to meet individual needs. Joe Lepper examines its link to extended schools and how it works in practice.

Qualifications in Education

16 October 2007, Children & Young People Now

Special educational needs It is good practice for teachers to have additional training to teach students who have special educational needs. Teachers who wish to work specifically with pupils with...

Interview: A glance at a Tory future - Michael Gove, shadow secretary for children, schools and families

10 October 2007, Children & Young People Now

Sitting in the foyer of Blackpool's Hilton Hotel, the shadow secretary for children, schools and families, Michael Gove is full of enthusiasm for the plans the Conservative Party has for...

Interview: School revolutionary - Asma Mansuri, head teacher,Elmgreen School, Lambeth, London

19 September 2007, Children & Young People Now

The Elmgreen School in Lambeth would not exist if it were not for parents. The first parent-promoted school in the country, it opened its doors to 180 bright-eyed year seven...

Education: The lost generation

5 September 2007, Children & Young People Now

Thousands of children are missing from education, but there are no official figures verifying the extent of the problem. Sue Learner talks to the professionals tracking them down.

Wellbeing comes in different guises

17 September 2008, Children & Young People Now

The government is testing out the Penn Resiliency Programme, an American approach designed to improve the emotional wellbeing of pupils. Lauren Higgs asks how it works and what its introduction...