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But switching languages risks damaging pupils' progression, says Board.

School bells are now so loud they're damaging pupils and teachers' hearing, a teachers' trade union said today.

But with the role of technology as a teaching tool and in society at large growing all the time, the trick is delivering savings without damaging pupils' education or putting them at a disadvantage in the world outside school.

Given that the other players include a pair of Mitty-esque waiters and a chef-cum-weekend father ready to gamble away money meant for his daughter, it is clear that this is a school comprised of badly damaged pupils.

The Department for Education has criticised the strike, saying it would "damage pupils' learning and inconvenience their busy, working parents".

Mr Gibb said the government's stance was based on research showing regularly missing lessons can damage pupils' chances of achieving good qualifications.

They also believe they damage pupils' learning by encouraging teachers to "teach to the test" and give "perverse incentives" for them to concentrate on pupils at the borderline between C and D grades.

The government says: "While it's important for young people to engage with issues like climate change, the disruption to planned lesson time was damaging for pupils". A man in Gainsborough has been arrested on suspicion of producing class B drugs.

Teachers have a right to expect the support and backing of their leaders when they seek to enforce policy". A Department for Education spokeswoman said: "Poor behaviour damages pupils by disrupting valuable lesson time, undermining the authority of teachers and holding young people back.

A teaching union has described increasingly draconian behaviour policies in schools in England as "inhumane" and "damaging to pupil mental health".

Unions representing classroom teachers warned that a shift away from coursework and having different levels of exams for different abilities could damage some pupils' education.