Education Secretary says she would have ‘probably punched’ rude Ofsted staff
The watchdog – which has launched a major consultation into its future direction – has come under greater scrutiny in the past year.
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England assistant Jeetan Patel says Ben Stokes wicket ‘written in the stars’
Stokes took one for 17 from his first spell with the ball since July.
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The Essex boy with an Italian twang set to make F1 debut – who is Ollie Bearman?
Bearman made history by becoming the youngest British driver to step foot in an F1 machine at a Grand Prix weekend in October 2023.
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Princess of Wales’ brother to publish memoir about his dog who ‘saved his life’
He has often spoken openly on how his late dog helped him during his struggles with anxiety and clinical depression.
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Priory Healthcare admits safety failing linked to death of mental health patient
Matthew Caseby, 23, died in 2020 when he was hit by a train after absconding from a courtyard at Birmingham’s Priory Hospital Woodbourne.
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Theresa May to end 27-year parliamentary career defined by Brexit chaos
The UK’s second female prime minister tried, but failed, to pilot Britain through the country’s traumatic divorce from the EU.
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Students breathe new life into Bailiwick languages
Traditional Channel Island languages have been ringing out at Beau Sejour this week.
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Ofsted chief inspector ‘serious’ about watchdog ‘doing better’
The watchdog is launching the Big Listen, a major consultation seeking views from parents and education professionals into Ofsted’s work.
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Ruth Perry’s sister: Ofsted needs ‘big change’ or consultation is waste of time
Professor Julia Waters said school inspections were continuing under ‘high-stakes fault finding and reductionist single-word judgments’.
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Parents keeping children at home due to disputes with schools, headteachers say
The ‘unwritten social contract’ between families and schools is ‘fracturing’, the head of the Association of School and College Leaders will warn.
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Mental illness in women and girls driven by violence and abuse, doctors warn
Members of the Royal College of Psychiatrists were asked to choose the top three influences on mental illness in women and girls.
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Call for a minimum number of GPs per patient to improve access
Experts have also called on the Government to write-off student debt for healthcare workers.
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UEFA ExCo’s Laura McAllister keen to ‘get more women’s voices heard’ in football
The former Wales captain is the only female member on UEFA’s 20-strong executive committee.
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Children of obese parents ‘six times more likely also to be obese in middle age’
Analysis of height and weight data showed a strong link between parents’ body mass index in middle age and that of their children at the same age.
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Steve Borthwick urges Immanuel Feyi-Waboso to ‘get that ball in your hands’
Feyi-Waboso has made two replacement appearances for England in this year’s Guinness Six Nations.
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