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Adi Bloom
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‘I taught him all the sports’: what teachers say about their Olympian pupils
What is it like to teach a pupil with Olympic medal-winning potential? How early does their talent show? And what are they like when they’re not doing sport?
18 August 2016
Facing the brown envelopes of truth: the reality of A-level results day
Across the country today, pupils have been finding out their A-level grades. TES joins the queue of anxious teenagers at a Bedfordshire sixth-form college
18 August 2016
‘I thought she’d go into a management job’: teachers reflect on their Olympic medal-winning pupils
What is it like to teach an Olympic medal-winner? Here, two teachers of Rio 2016 medallists talk about their experiences
17 August 2016
Majority of teenagers want to go to university but many are worried about debt
More than three-quarters of secondary pupils think that they are likely to enter higher education, but half of those fear that they won’t be able to afford the costs, according to research published today
12 August 2016
Boys worry about eating disorders - but do not talk to teachers about it
Teenage boys now see eating disorders as a problem that affects them as much as their female classmates, a new survey has found
10 August 2016
Elementary school teachers play ‘important role’ in good behavior among teenagers
Good relationships with a teacher at the age of 10 having last impact on young people’s behavior, study finds
10 August 2016