BBC Children’s and Education is taking its early years child development resources directly to young families through a partnership with Asda Community. BBC Tiny Happy People supports parents and carers to develop the speech, language and communication skills of their 0–4-year-old children, through simple, fun, no-cost activities. The partnership will see BBC Tiny Happy People’s educational ideas and activities available in every Asda outlet across the UK. BBC Tiny Happy People is backed by ongoing research by The University of Sheffield ...
The BBC today unveils its biggest push on education in its history - ensuring that every child in the UK has the opportunity to continue to follow the appropriate core parts of their nation’s schoo...
Thousands of children in England with complex needs are missing out on support as councils fail to meet care plan deadlines, BBC News has found. ; Councils have a legal time limit of 20 weeks, in most cases, to issue an education, health and care plan (EHCP), after a parent or school asks for one. ; BBC News has found eight councils met the deadline in fewer than 5% of cases, from April to December last year. ; Councils say growing demand and insufficient funding cause delays.
BBC Education is in a unique position to bring its education and tech partners together to... From today, all primary school teachers can register on the BBC micro:bit website, and will...
Fifteen minutes sitting together working from a shared large print book. ; A further 15 minutes focusing on certain words with the class. ; Twenty minutes devoted to reading or writing on their own or in small groups.
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Pornography filters used by major internet service providers are blocking websites offering advice on sexual health, domestic violence and porn addiction, the BBC has learned.
Web giants like YouTube are being urged to get tough with the cyber-bullies that use their sites to make pupils' and teachers' lives a misery. ; The education secretary says web publishers have a "moral obligation" to cut offensive videos of people being attacked, harassed or ridiculed. ; Bullying is causing many teachers to leave the profession, Alan Johnson told a teachers' conference in Belfast.
Police warn students to avoid science website 19 March 2021 Getty Images By Sean Coughlan BBC News family and education correspondent Police have warned students in the UK against using a...
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