Other schools could learn about teaching the language from the Hackney primary, inspectors say
By Simon Rocker
’Exciting’ programme attracts increased Sunday morning attendance
Police say they are investigating video footage of the action
The primary school had been scheduled to stay open until the end of Friday
The Progressive primary remains at the head of the pack in first test results published for four years
Too many students feel ‘second best’ under the current system
Hertfordshire school elevated in revised Times survey
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Inspectors impressed with teaching and pupils’ support for one another at Orthodox academy
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Britain’s largest Jewish school heads the Times table
New facility will cater for up to 12 pupils
Drama 'legend' who taught Islington children truths beyond stardom
By Gloria Tessler
Rachel Barbanel leaves primary in 'excellent position' say governors
Present system is out of date and needs an overhaul. Urgently.
By Rabbi Daniel Fine
Spencer Lewis, executive head of college in Borehamwood, has reached the milestone but at 56, and has no plans to move on
Ofsted rules that there had been some recent improvements to the curriculum, there was 'no creative education'
Headteacher Lindsay Hughes said she was 'horrified that any student should have expressed such a view'
By Daniel Ben-David
