Latest news for Government education policy from Randstad Educationhttp://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/government-education-policy.xmlLatest news for Government education policy from Randstad Educationen-gb11 Mar 201015Randstad Educationhttp://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/rss-feeds.aspxPrincipal school teachers 'key' to Curriculum for Excellence implementationCurriculum for Excellence is the "right way forward", Scotland's minister for skills and lifelong learning has said.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/229-principal-school-teachers-key-to-curriculum-for-excellence-implementation.aspx10 Mar 2010Government education policySchool exclusions 'not working'The policy of excusing difficult children from school should be abolished.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/226-school-exclusions-not-working.aspx05 Mar 2010Government education policyMore mathematics should be integrated into science studies, report statesThe Science and Learning Expert Group has called for more maths to be integrated into science.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/209-more-mathematics-should-be-integrated-into-science-studies,-report-states.aspx27 Feb 2010Government education policyAccredited Schools quality mark-holders announcedThe government has announced new Accredited Schools quality mark-holders.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/204-accredited-schools-quality-mark-holders-announced.aspx25 Feb 2010Government education policySchool girls to have choice over skirtsMaking skirts mandatory may be outlawed in schools.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/191-school-girls-to-have-choice-over-skirts.aspx22 Feb 2010Government education policySchools to promote extended servicesA campaign to boost take-up of extended services has been launched by the government.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/186-schools-to-promote-extended-services.aspx17 Feb 2010Government education policySchool behaviour policies could help reduce disruptionsParents will be required to commit to school behaviour policies before their child is admitted.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/181-school-behaviour-policies-could-help-reduce-disruptions.aspx15 Feb 2010Government education policyMore nutrition awareness could spur teaching vacanciesAn expert has called for early education on nutrition to encourage healthy eating.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/176-more-nutrition-awareness-could-spur-teaching-vacancies.aspx12 Feb 2010Government education policyGovernment urged to allow IGCSEsThe government should allow schools across the country to offer IGCSEs, education experts have said.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/178-government-urged-to-allow-igcses.aspx12 Feb 2010Government education policyInternet safety training to be given to teachersAdam Ingram says that there are individuals and organisations who exploit the internet.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/175-internet-safety-training-to-be-given-to-teachers.aspx11 Feb 2010Government education policyFoundation learning scheme could create teaching jobsA £20 million investment in new Foundation Learning has been announced by the government.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/172-foundation-learning-scheme-could-create-teaching-jobs.aspx11 Feb 2010Government education policyUniversity teaching jobs are 'to be cut'Peter Mandelson has defended the government's plan to slash spending.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/168-university-teaching-jobs-are-to-be-cut.aspx09 Feb 2010Government education policyTDA insists further education staff can not teach in schools The Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA) says it will not employ teachers who are without a degree.



http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/149-tda-insists-further-education-staff-can-not-teach-in-schools.aspx30 Jan 2010Government education policyNew report casts doubt on standard of Scottish primary school teachingA government survey has found that Scottish primary teachers consistently overestimate the talents of their pupils.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/147-new-report-casts-doubt-on-standard-of-scottish-primary-school-teaching.aspx29 Jan 2010Government education policyEd Balls steps up sex education in schoolsTeachers are to provide lessons on how to cope with sexual pressure and relationships.http://www.randstadeducation.co.uk/news-and-media/article/144-ed-balls-steps-up-sex-education-in-schools.aspx26 Jan 2010Government education policy