Sally Nash

Learning about festivals is not enough to combat racism

Sally Nash, a former teacher, looks at whether the National Curriculum is addressing race issues in a way that is effective.

Teachers are struggling to understand science

Sally Nash, a former teacher, looks at whether some aspects of the primary science curriculum are too hard for teachers to understand.

Sports day camera ban:Is filming a risk to child safety?

Sally Nash, a former teacher, looks at child safety and evaluates the risks children really face.

Tough line on truants could prove troublesome

Journalist Sally Nash, a former teacher, investigates the reaction to Labours plans to fine the parents of children who repeatedly truant, and finds that the hard stance taken by Charles Clarke is far from universally popular.

Are primary schools on course to offer foreign languages

All primary school children are to learn a foreign language by 2012. Sally Nash, a former teacher, outlines the governments plans for language learning in primary schools

Labour's bold plan for newly qualified teachers

In the battle to recruit and retain good teachers the government has turned the spotlight on the thousands of newly qualified teachers (NQTs) who are just embarking on their careers in schools up and down the UK. Journalist Sally Nash, a former teacher, examines this issue.