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Teaching News

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Teaching News and Events (29/6/13) Posted: 29 Jun 2013 02:00 AM PDT Here are links to some of this week’s education-related news: Schools: UK teachers are increasingly dissatisfied and many have considered quitting, a union survey has suggested. Union have warned of more regional strikes and a national one-day walkout across England and Wales in the autumn. The schools budget for England will remain protected from budget cuts in the government’s spending review. The government has pledged to spend £10bn repairing school buildings in England up to 2021 and says a scheme to re-build the worst schools will be finished two years ahead of schedule. Rapid expansion of the government’s academy and free school programme has exacerbated a chronic shortage of places for children, the House of Commons’ spending watchdog has warned. However, schools will offer places to another half a million children within the next decade to cope with a surge in the population, ministers have said. Britain’s primary school teachers are by far the youngest among developed countries, and its teachers across all levels are younger than their European counterparts. The proportion of 18-year-olds in full-time education has fallen for the first time in England since 2001 but more are in work, official data suggests. Almost a quarter of a million children registered for free school meals are not receiving them, figures show. Leaked papers show that experts employed to advise the government on the new national curriculum say it lacks rigour, and in English could lower standards of reading. The role of play is being sidelined in England’s nurseries because of government shifts towards more formal learning, experts say. Children may be missing out on educational opportunities early in life because of a lack of qualified staff in nurseries, the OECD suggested. Next week's Teaching Events include: 24th June to 7th July - Wimbledon 4th July - US Independence Day The post Teaching News and Events (29/6/13) appeared first on Teaching News.

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EPakistanNews.com

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• Police await access to suspects in Pakistan in Imran Murder Case
• Sabiha Zahid wins Gold Medal in women cyclist event
• Electricity tariff claims first victim in Sri Lanka
• South Korea stops anti-North leaflet launch
• Chairlift accident five visitors fall in River Panjkora
• Earthquake hits Malakand Division with 4.1 magnitude
• Karachi drugs, Cell Phones & Laptops recovered from prisoners

Police await access to suspects in Pakistan in Imran Murder Case Posted: 29 Jun 2013 08:24 AM PDT Pakistan News : British authorities have made a fresh demand to access key suspects in Dr Imran Farooq murder case. The suspects are in custody of Pakistani authorities. Sources privy to the... For More Visit http://EPakistanNews.com

Sabiha Zahid wins Gold Medal in women cyclist event Posted: 29 Jun 2013 08:02 AM PDT Sports News : Sabiha Zahid of Pakistan Army won the first gold medal in women cyclist event of National Games being held at Pakistan Sports Complex in Islamabad. The second position in the women... For More Visit http://EPakistanNews.com

Electricity tariff claims first victim in Sri Lanka Posted: 29 Jun 2013 02:21 AM PDT World News : A Sri Lankan man suffered a fatal heart attack after being presented with a shocking electricity bill, a media report said Saturday. The 61-year-old victim had protested at the Ceylon... For More Visit http://EPakistanNews.com

South Korea stops anti-North leaflet launch Posted: 28 Jun 2013 11:53 PM PDT World News : South Korean police on Saturday stopped a planned launch of anti-Pyongyang leaflets following a threat of violent retaliation by the North. A group of defectors from North Korea and US... For More Visit http://EPakistanNews.com

Chairlift accident five visitors fall in River Panjkora Posted: 28 Jun 2013 11:48 PM PDT Pakistan, Dir News : In a Chairlift breaks accident at least five people fell into river Panjkora at Varai in Dir Bala, E Pakistan News Reported. Sources told that. three people were rescued and... For More Visit http://EPakistanNews.com

Earthquake hits Malakand Division with 4.1 magnitude Posted: 28 Jun 2013 11:39 PM PDT Pakistan, Dir News : Earthquake hits the Chitral, Dir and Swat of Malakand Division on Saturday, E Pakistan News Reported. Sources told that the earthquake hits the area with 4.1 magnitude. Met.... For More Visit http://EPakistanNews.com

Karachi drugs, Cell Phones & Laptops recovered from prisoners Posted: 28 Jun 2013 11:31 PM PDT Pakistan, Karachi Updates : During a search operation of Rangers in the Central prison in Karachi, recovered the laptops, drugs and mobile phones on Saturday, E Pakistan News reported. Police sources... For More Visit http://EPakistanNews.com

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