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Schools 'crying out' for guidance from government on AI, report warns (opens the original)
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Schools are "crying out" for guidance from government on how pupils and teachers can use AI safely and effectively, a new report has warned. Sir Anthony Seldon, former head teacher and author on AI in education, says the technology is being used more and more frequently, but that its introduction has been "chaotic and anarchic". His report calls for the government to roll out a national framework for adopting AI in education in England, including training teachers on how to use it, which schools
Deep-fried food banned under new school dinner rules in England (opens the original)
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There will be a boost for fresh fruit and vegetables and deep-fried food will be banned in what the government has called the biggest shake-up to school dinners in England in over a decade. Under new school food standards, fibre and wholegrains will also be increased, and breakfast clubs will have to follow nutrition rules for the first time, with schools also being monitored. The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) welcomed the changes, but said they hoped the new rules would not b
Free school meal pupils falling further behind their peers, report warns (opens the original)
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The gap between how well pupils from better-off backgrounds perform at school compared with their classmates from lower-income households has widened, according to a new report. Despite some improvements in the years since Covid, the Education Policy Institute (EPI) said the disadvantage gap had widened again in England and was still bigger "at every phase" of school than it was before the pandemic. The difference was "particularly stark" in early education, the report said. The Department for E
Phone contract comparisons 'amounted to mis-selling' student loans, MPs say (opens the original)
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Comparing student loan repayments to phone contracts or cinema tickets "amounted to mis-selling" by government, a group of MPs has said. In a new report, the Treasury Committee also said students were not told clearly enough loan terms could change retrospectively, and called for a U-turn on the decision to freeze the income threshold at which some graduates start repaying their loans. Last year, Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the repayment threshold for students with Plan 2 loans would be frozen
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