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Primary tests in England 'too hard'
New national tests to be sat by 11-year-olds in England have been made too hard, say head teachers.
Llanishen High students are the latest school to rule at WalesOnline
We invited seven students in to experience life in the WalesOnline newsroom
VIDEO: Is primary testing too stressful?
The testing regime for primary schools in England is in chaos and distracting to pupils, says the National Association of Head Teachers.
Schools could stay closed until August
A number of the 17 Edinburgh schools closed on safety grounds are unlikely to reopen until the new school year in August, BBC Scotland learns.
Independent school pupil numbers fall in Wales as public funding squeezed
There are now 7,538 independent school pupils in Wales – a decrease of 4.4%
School bans 'abusive' swearing parents
Some parents are banned from entering a Kent school without a pre-booked appointment after staff are verbally abused.
Primary testing regime in chaos - heads
Head teachers say the testing regime for primary schools in England is in chaos and distracting to pupils.
School praised by inspector for bucking trend of poor progress in maths
Inspectors said pupils at St Andrews Major CIW Primary School, in Dinas Powys, made 'consistently good progress' in developing their numeracy skills
Nursery staffing 'catastrophe' warning
The requirement for new nursery staff in England to have good GCSE passes in English and maths will lead to "catastrophic" staff shortages and should be scrapped, campaigners say.
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