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Ofsted under pressure
Teachers are calling for the UK’s schools watchdog to stop inspections following the death of a headteacher. Why?
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What’s happening to Iran’s schoolgirls?
Since November, more than 1,000 Iranian schoolgirls have fallen ill after a wave of suspected poisonings. What’s really going on?
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The TikTok fuelled school protests
Videos posted on TikTok are thought to be fuelling student protests over uniform and toilet rules. The social media platform says most do not violate its guidelines. But the disruption could reignite the debate about another rule – banning mobile phones in schools.
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The Afghan evacuees challenging the government
A group of families evacuated from Afghanistan have taken the Home Office to court for mismanaging the scheme set up to support them.
Young lives in lockdown
From classrooms to family courts, every part of the structure that protects children from harm has been upended. What has happened behind closed doors?
Safe space?
Making campuses covid-secure is a complex problem and good information is hard to find
Ain’t nothin’ going on but the rent
Will Covid-19 crash the booming student property market?
Degrees of separation
Students tell us how they might navigate the hazards of uni in the age of coronavirus
Off campus
Fighting over students, debts on the rise and little prospect of an early return to normal, will universities survive Covid-19?
Sensemaker Audio
Ofsted under pressure
Teachers are calling for the UK’s schools watchdog to stop inspections following the death of a headteacher. Why?
Sensemaker Audio
What’s happening to Iran’s schoolgirls?
Since November, more than 1,000 Iranian schoolgirls have fallen ill after a wave of suspected poisonings. What’s really going on?
Sensemaker Audio
The TikTok fuelled school protests
Videos posted on TikTok are thought to be fuelling student protests over uniform and toilet rules. The social media platform says most do not violate its guidelines. But the disruption could reignite the debate about another rule – banning mobile phones in schools.
Sensemaker Audio
The Afghan evacuees challenging the government
A group of families evacuated from Afghanistan have taken the Home Office to court for mismanaging the scheme set up to support them.
Young lives in lockdown
From classrooms to family courts, every part of the structure that protects children from harm has been upended. What has happened behind closed doors?
Safe space?
Making campuses covid-secure is a complex problem and good information is hard to find
Ain’t nothin’ going on but the rent
Will Covid-19 crash the booming student property market?
Degrees of separation
Students tell us how they might navigate the hazards of uni in the age of coronavirus
Off campus
Fighting over students, debts on the rise and little prospect of an early return to normal, will universities survive Covid-19?