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DfE dismisses ‘unrepresentative’ Ofsted school funding study

The Department for Education has dismissed the findings of a damning Ofsted report on school funding, claiming it is “based on...

13.15 Feb. 21st, 2020

Ten things we learned from Ofsted’s school funding study

Ofsted has finally published its long-awaited research into the impact of funding pressures on schools. The study was not supposed to...

11.29 Feb. 21st, 2020

Ofqual orders exam boards to publish qualification costs

16.11 Feb. 20th, 2020

Ofqual consults on new ‘clearer’ malpractice and maladministration guidance

15.35 Feb. 20th, 2020

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School staff should look after ‘every penny like their own’, says academy trust CEO

11.14 Feb. 20th, 2020

Spielman’s school funding blog post: The full text

10.02 Feb. 20th, 2020

Schools ‘reducing curriculum breadth’ because of funding pressures, says Amanda Spielman

11.13 Feb. 19th, 2020

High-quality CPD helps pupils more than performance-related pay, report claims

0.01 Feb. 19th, 2020

Ofqual to proceed with extra regulation of tech awards

17.13 Feb. 18th, 2020

Coronavirus: What do schools need to know?

11.44 Feb. 18th, 2020

Who is Baroness Berridge? 8 facts about the new academies minister

21.01 Feb. 17th, 2020

Baroness Berridge confirmed as new academies minister

20.43 Feb. 17th, 2020

Unions warn the DfE: Don’t short-change experienced teachers

13.35 Feb. 17th, 2020

After the storm: Who clears up when academy trusts collapse?

5.00 Feb. 17th, 2020

RSCs will give trusts ‘a steer’ on takeovers to avoid fruitless bids

11.53 Feb. 16th, 2020

Ofsted slams ‘untenable tension’ in wake of school strikes

5.00 Feb. 15th, 2020

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DfE dismisses ‘unrepresentative’ Ofsted school funding study

Ten things we learned from Ofsted’s school funding study

Ofqual orders exam boards to publish qualification costs

Ofqual consults on new ‘clearer’ malpractice and maladministration guidance

School staff should look after ‘every penny like their own’, says academy trust CEO

Spielman’s school funding blog post: The full text

Schools ‘reducing curriculum breadth’ because of funding pressures, says Amanda Spielman

High-quality CPD helps pupils more than performance-related pay, report claims

Ofqual to proceed with extra regulation of tech awards

Coronavirus: What do schools need to know?

Who is Baroness Berridge? 8 facts about the new academies minister

Baroness Berridge confirmed as new academies minister

Unions warn the DfE: Don’t short-change experienced teachers

After the storm: Who clears up when academy trusts collapse?

RSCs will give trusts ‘a steer’ on takeovers to avoid fruitless bids

Ofsted slams ‘untenable tension’ in wake of school strikes

What next for schools after hair discrimination case?

Sweating the small stuff applies to finances as well as results

A response to some open letters

How much impact does CPD really have? Here’s the evidence

An open letter to the new members of the Education Select Committee

An open letter to the new members of the Education Select Committee

Too little data on restraint puts children at risk

Trainee teachers’ mental health should be ringing alarm bells

Are teachers leading double lives to make ends meet?

Schools and MATs need to take urgent action on GDPR

How UK independent schools should prepare for coronavirus disruption

The school that's totally future-focused, Foxfield Primary School

Dr Kate Chhatwal, CEO, Challenge Partners and vice chair, Leading Women's Alliance

Jeremy Hannay, headteacher, Three Bridges Primary School

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James Murphy’s top edu blogs of the week, 3 February 2020