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BBC Feb 28, 2011
VIDEO: Troops call 'attention' in class
Panorama visits a school in the United States where former servicemen are defying stereotypes, yet bringing their own version of military discipline to the classroom.
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BBC Feb 28, 2011
Battle stations
Ex-soldiers new mission for America's inner city children
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BBC Feb 27, 2011
Living with a stammer
Two pupils interview each other about their speech difficulties
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BBC Feb 7, 2011
Free school fund plans questioned
At least 15 of the first 35 free school groups have been given or promised government money to pay for their buildings, the BBC has learned.
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BBC Feb 7, 2011
Free Schools funding 'lacks transparency'
Journalist Toby Young, who is setting up a free school, and teacher Francis Gilbert, who opposes the idea, debate the costs of the policy
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BBC Feb 3, 2011
'Vicious' gossip goes on
Controversial website continues to let school children post online.
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BBC Jan 27, 2011
Teacher anonymity 'impossible to enforce'
Margaret Morrissey, of ParentsOutloud, says new laws protecting the anonymity of accused teachers will be "almost impossible to enforce."
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BBC Jan 17, 2011
Britain's missing dads
Can feckless fathers be fixed?
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BBC Jan 10, 2011
Are the kids all right?
Panorama examines whether modern life is too sexy for children
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BBC Dec 31, 2010
Does education favour girls?
Eton headmaster Tony Little and Director of Research at Civitas Anastasia De Waal discuss why girls are outperforming boys in school
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BBC Dec 6, 2010
Asian and white pupils learn together to bridge racial divide in Oldham
Newsnight watches as pupils from two racially segregated schools in Oldham, Greater Manchester, are taught together for the first time.
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BBC Dec 2, 2010
Student sit-ins continue
Newsnight's Paul Mason reports on the student sit-ins taking place in a number of universities and colleges, and how they differ in tactics and support from past student protests.
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BBC Oct 29, 2010
From the heart
Lessons for MPs as young people took to parliament?
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BBC Oct 5, 2010
Free school row
Why some heads are unhappy with the latest education reform
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BBC Sep 17, 2010
The Big Assembly
School children report on the Pope's visit to Twickenham
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BBC Sep 12, 2010
Private fostering 'abuse danger'
Inadequate regulation of private fostering in Britain is leaving hundreds of children vulnerable to abuse, a Newsnight investigation finds.
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BBC Sep 9, 2010
Hawking: "We must inspire young people"
Professor Stephen Hawking explains why investment in scientific and academic excellence is crucial to Britain's future.
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BBC Sep 9, 2010
Good grammar
One man's crusade to put a full stop to linguistic abuse
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BBC Sep 8, 2010
Cable: Setting the bar on science research
Business Secretary Vince Cable says "the bar will have to be raised" on science funding
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BBC Aug 23, 2010
'Our nightmare'
A couple wrongly accused of hurting their child tell their story
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