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All you need to know about primary schools in the report of Key Stage 2

Today we focus on primary schools, such as league tables are out of Key Stage 2. To help you find the results of the school in your area, the Guardian has created an interactive map using Google Fusion Tables. All you need to do is click on the on the map, use the search text at the bottom of the map to find your local school.

1310 The tables show that schools can not in English and math, while 150 schools were below the "minimum standard" for five years. Minister Nick Gibb look at school to discuss the problem and what is the government doing to improve results. The good news however is that the percentage of children reaching the expected level has increased.

In his column Reality Check, Polly Curtis dissects the information to know what it means, by asking: what do the images tell us about children's abilities

On a lighter note, inspired by The Guardian "Lego press" gallery, Sandra Rossignol and Birkdale High School students have recreated the teachers' strike - for the layman. You can see his masterpiece the work here.

More news from The Guardian

. Climate. Police seize computers as part of an investigation into the theft of thousands of private emails from the University of East Anglia

. Review faculty Welsch regrets saying he was cheating.

. Michael Gove accused of "anti-democratic and aggressive" treatment of the school. Labour MP David Lammy attacks plans for the forced conversion of his former primary school to the status of the academy.

. High schools are not teenagers in computer courses, says Ofsted. The economic reconstruction of Great Britain and the prospects of working adolescents at risk for lack of head teachers of ICT skills, the inspectors found.

. Catherine Bennett writes about his thoughts boos responded so irresistible to Michael Gove in a dance school, which was released before he could stop.

. cap on his blog, Fielding asks why teachers are so suspicious of joy.

News around the web

. As a third of the Oasis Academy in Salford Médiacité losing their jobs, NASUWT teaching union accused the management of the mismanagement of its budget to higher hiring expensive consultants, reports the BBC .

. Baroness Kennedy launched an attack in Oxford "snobbery" in an interview with the Times Higher Education magazine.

. Ofqual rejected calls for a single GCSE and A-Board, saying it "is not necessarily the solution" to problems such as the recent statements of the examiners told the teachers about questions, write to The Independent.

Network in Higher Education Guardian

. Chat: What is the purpose of higher education? Join us at noon to discuss the question: is this the end of knowledge for knowledge? To participate in the discussion on Twitter using the hashtag # HElivechat or Tweet us your feedback: @ GdnHighered

. digital literacy may increase employability and improving the student experience. Students do not have the skills to use digital tools of risk suffers from a learning process lower, at best, and to be completely left out in the worst, said Sarah Knight JISC

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. Child Friendly practice is just good teaching. EYFS formal learning may not suit either sex is only for girls who are more likely to bring with her.

University Guide 2013

In preparing the next Guardian University Guide, we encourage universities and colleges to ensure that we are on track when it comes to subjects that correspond to cost centers and codes Jacs - the subject categories used by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). Please enter your contact school via our dedicated website.

teacher training seminars

The Guardian Teacher Network organizes training sessions for teachers throughout the year in Yorkshire and London. Upcoming courses include:

Are you ready for the new Ofsted framework, which will take effect in January 2012? Led by an experienced inspector, this seminar will explain the new framework in detail and provide step by step to help you plan the next visit of the inspectors. "

January 24 in Yorkshire. March 6 in London.

. For a list of complete Teacher Network visit Guardian

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The Guardian is running a series of free workshops for children of primary and secondary school and adult students and students and higher education. Visitors center may be journalists and editors and create your own newspaper. History of workshops based on the archives are also available, and the types of science and the environment.

find us on the website of the Guardian