Sunday, 23 August 2026 — What’s shaking up schools this week
A study reveals that while AI tools help students finish homework faster and with better grades, their actual exam performance drops significantly. This highlights the risk of relying on AI for quick wins rather than deep learning.
A newly appointed school leader undergoing cancer treatment faces a transfer far from home. It’s a stark reminder of how policy and human needs can clash, with calls for better support and flexibility.
Secondary teachers may be called back before term starts for exams and formal duties. It’s a useful heads-up for leaders planning staffing and schedules ahead of the new year.
A great chance for beginner teachers to get international training through eTwinning. The deadline to apply is tight, so worth a look if you want to boost your CPD with a global twist.
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