…other.” This is because of the phenomenal growth in brain development and the huge opportunities to develop speech, communication and trigger positive and inquisitive play. Read the full article here….
Admissions lotteries and banding on the rise in secondaries, report reveals
…most academically successful comprehensives” Read the full article here. ITV Daybreak (1.50) also covered the story, interviewing Lee Elliot Major – Director of Development and Policy at the Sutton Trust….
Parents who are struggling to bond with their babies need more help
…reliable source of comfort. As a result, about four in ten young children don’t bond fully with a parent, developing what psychologists call an insecure attachment. Without mums or dads…
Education and training: going mobile
…and that is before they commit to the cost of the Legal Practice Course. … Rare, set up in 2005, offers candidates from diverse backgrounds free, one-to-one personal development sessions….
Great idea, but a right royal muddle in practice
…splendid idea: an independent body committed to improving the status and professional development of teachers that will also give them a professional voice and a greater say in policy issues….
Rise in poor pupils applying to university, but they still trail behind
…England applied for a place on a degree course from this autumn, compared with 8,720 six years ago. This is the highest number yet recorded and represents a rise from…