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8 problems with the face masks policy for schools
Face masks for secondary schools are a sensible approach to reducing coronavirus transmission, but the current policy will cause big issues for schools
26 August 2020
Are rows and one-way systems really the best option?
Do your back-to-school plans include one-way systems and rows of seats? These school designers have some concerns
26 August 2020
School reopening: is it safe to go back to school?
The Chief Medical Officers of the United Kingdom have issued a statement about the safety of schools returning next week during the coronavirus pandemic. Here, we analyse each point in turn
24 August 2020
Do we need face masks in schools?
The government has largely left it down to heads as to whether face masks should be worn in schools – so what does the science say?
24 August 2020
Diagnostic tests can’t give teachers the certainty they crave
In an uncertain world, it’s tempting to rely on tests. But while they can be a useful tool, they’re not the only measure of success
21 August 2020
3 reasons the exams U-turn has a sting in the tail
The U-turn on GCSEs and A-Levels has a sting in the tail for teachers, claim some secondary educators
17 August 2020
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