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Calls for the compulsory teaching of mathematics beyond 16
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Calls for the compulsory teaching of mathematics beyond 16
A report by the Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education concludes that all young people should study some form of mathematics to the age of 18 in order to better prepare them for higher education and the world of employment. In order to do this, additional courses need to be developed for study at the post-16 level.
Jun 2011
Pre-school reading 'boosts' life prospects
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Pre-school reading 'boosts' life prospects
Researchers at Essex University and University College, London, found the impact of a child's home environment - including whether or not they are read to - does lead to inequalities in how children develop in their pre-school years.
Jun 2011
Pupils are struggling with maths and English at secondary school
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Pupils are struggling with maths and English at secondary school
The Department for Education figures showed that 38% are not progressing with maths studies in line with expectations and that three in 10 are behind in English.
Jun 2011
Five-year-olds show signs of career aspirations
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Five-year-olds show signs of career aspirations
One in four parents say their child had shown signs of career aspirations by the age of five according to a poll commissioned by the National Childminding Association to mark National Childminding Week.
Jun 2011
Experts have called for specialised teaching for children with dyscalculia
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Experts have called for specialised teaching for children with dyscalculia
In the same way that people with dyslexia cannot process words, dyscalculia sufferers find it difficult to understand and manipulate numbers so require specialised support.
Jun 2011
Do social networking sites affect your child's school performance?
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Do social networking sites affect your child's school performance?
A poll by TalkTalk's internet security service HomeSafe found that children spend an average of around two hours a day on sites like Facebook, Twitter and Myspace, with 20% of 4,427 adults quizzed claiming it had contributed to a fall in school grades.
May 2011

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