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Ofsted: Headteachers must 'think carefully' about phones in schools

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By Charlotte Santry Verified
| Tes Verified
Headteachers need to “think carefully” about their school’s approach to mobile phones under Ofsted’s new inspection framework, Sir Martyn Oliver has warned in a letter seen by Tes. The Ofsted chief inspector was responding to a letter from the Conservatives’ shadow education secretary, Laura Trott, in which she urged him to take a “stronger stance” on phones in schools.
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Laura Trott: Heads have to 'fight' for exclusions

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By Charlotte Santry Verified
| Tes Verified
“I had multiple physics teachers throughout my GCSEs: one of them had a laser that he’d shine in our eyes - I think he was drunk.” Laura Trott’s memories of her schooldays contrast sharply with the setting she is in. The shadow education secretary is visiting Newham Collegiate Sixth Form Centre in East London, where lessons are structured, “horseplay” is banned and the only sounds filling the Victorian-tiled corridors are footsteps.
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Improving white working-class girls' outcomes in schools

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By Charlotte Santry Verified
| Tes Verified
“They’re like ghost children.” Headteacher Joel Hinchliffe is talking about a group of pupils on the fringes of various narratives of educational disadvantage but who are rarely explicitly mentioned. They are usually missing from the bleak images of white working-class children found on news websites and book covers. They’ve been absent from much of the national conversation around white British pupils’ underperformance. They don’t get their own focus in the gender divide discussion.
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