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Areas with greatest SEND support demand will ‘lose out’ on high needs cash injection

Areas with large proportions of SEND pupils will lose out on extra high needs funding announced by the government last week...

13.00 Dec. 18th, 2018

Top trusts ‘resist’ standardising curriculum, and 6 more MAT research findings

High-performing multi-academy trusts and federations of schools are resisting rolling out prescriptive practices for curriculum and pedagogy, a study has found....

19.39 Dec. 17th, 2018

Barring pupils with fewer than three Ds ‘access to student loans’ is ‘retrograde step’

14.38 Dec. 17th, 2018

Policy Exchange: Deny top Ofsted grades to schools that fail to demand good behaviour

0.01 Dec. 17th, 2018

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Schools to get £350m extra SEND funding, but heads warn it’s ‘not enough’

0.01 Dec. 16th, 2018

Cuckoo Hall Academy threatened with funding termination

14.40 Dec. 14th, 2018

Check ‘consistency’ when considering reviews of coursework marking, schools told

11.52 Dec. 14th, 2018

School leaders join forces to launch staff absence insurance

5.00 Dec. 17th, 2018

Salford Academy Trust minutes reveal boardroom rift

5.00 Dec. 16th, 2018

School data security incidents rise in wake of GDPR

7.00 Dec. 15th, 2018

Fact check: How many free schools have actually closed?

5.00 Dec. 15th, 2018

‘Focus on sharing resources’, academy trusts told

9.42 Dec. 14th, 2018

DfE rejects 7,000 requests by schools to wipe pupils’ GCSE scores

7.00 Dec. 14th, 2018

DfE abandons Easter holiday hunger pilot after summer trial

7.00 Dec. 14th, 2018

School uses ‘nurture room’ to calm pupils at risk of misbehaviour

5.00 Dec. 14th, 2018

Investigation: The schools that slip through the council finance net

5.00 Dec. 14th, 2018

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Areas with greatest SEND support demand will ‘lose out’ on high needs cash injection

Top trusts ‘resist’ standardising curriculum, and 6 more MAT research findings

Barring pupils with fewer than three Ds ‘access to student loans’ is ‘retrograde step’

Policy Exchange: Deny top Ofsted grades to schools that fail to demand good behaviour

Schools to get £350m extra SEND funding, but heads warn it’s ‘not enough’

Cuckoo Hall Academy threatened with funding termination

Check ‘consistency’ when considering reviews of coursework marking, schools told

School leaders join forces to launch staff absence insurance

Salford Academy Trust minutes reveal boardroom rift

School data security incidents rise in wake of GDPR

Fact check: How many free schools have actually closed?

‘Focus on sharing resources’, academy trusts told

DfE rejects 7,000 requests by schools to wipe pupils’ GCSE scores

DfE abandons Easter holiday hunger pilot after summer trial

School uses ‘nurture room’ to calm pupils at risk of misbehaviour

Investigation: The schools that slip through the council finance net

How can primaries offer a broad curriculum and still get literacy right?

Secondary school review, 2018: Looking back – with a little help from Donald Rumsfeld

Special educational needs review, 2018

School business leaders’ review 2018: Be bold and take control

School governance review 2018: Hooray for the heroes!

Education politics review 2018: The DfE needs to raise the bar

Ofsted research paves the way to a sunnier upland

Why you must beware of enormous effect sizes

Not all multi-academy trusts reduce autonomy

The broken promise of autonomy for heads in multi-academy trusts

Great academy sponsors can be transformational. Here’s how we can find more of them

Colin Diamond, Professor of educational leadership, University of Birmingham

The 'family services' AP trust, ACE Schools Trust

The debate, Should home education be monitored?

Debra Kidd’s top blogs of the week 10 Dec 2018

How to improve your lesson planning

Books to buy teachers for Christmas