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Quiz of The Week: 16 - 22 May
In Depth Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?
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Reaction: councils and unions to defy government over school reopenings
In Depth Up to 1,500 primary schools set to remain closed on 1 June in coronavirus rebellion
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Coronavirus: is it safe to reopen schools?
In Depth Researchers are divided over the risk posed by Covid-19 to children
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Coronavirus: the pros and cons of keeping schools closed
In Depth Scientists warn against reopening schools after new evidence about the infectiousness of children
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School closures: the inequality problem
In Depth The coronavirus pandemic will have a lasting impact on children in the UK and around the world
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Coronavirus: Denmark’s ‘children experiment’ offers end to lockdowns
In Depth Scandinavian country reopens schools for younger students
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Should GCSEs be scrapped?
In Depth Cancellation of exams as schools shut has fuelled debate about whether testing at 16 should be ditched for good
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Coronavirus school closures: tips to keep kids busy at home
In Depth Parents will need ways to keep their children learning, happy and healthy
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UK schools to close until further notice over coronavirus
In Depth Exams are cancelled, but provision will be made for children of key workers
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Coronavirus: when will schools close?
In Depth Government sparks confusion after urging people to limit contact with others while refusing to close schools
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Should unconditional university offers be scrapped?
Speed Read Education leaders call on watchdog to reform system, citing oversubscription to courses
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General Election 2019: what is in Labour’s manifesto?
In Depth A final look at the opposition party’s manifesto
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Polling station row risks Christmas disruption
Speed Read With many public buildings already booked up, election officers are struggling to find alternative polling station venues
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Can you teach ‘mental toughness’?
In Depth Schools have a considerable interest in fostering such positive attributes, argues psychology professor
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