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Exams 2020: 'No evidence' poorer pupils disadvantaged, concludes Ofqual

Exams 2020: ‘No evidence’ poorer pupils disadvantaged, concludes Ofqual

There is “no evidence” that the system for awarding GCSEs and A-levels this year systematically disadvantaged poorer pupils or those with...

15.30 Nov. 26th, 2020
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Spending review: Treasury now says £30k starting salary pledge pushed back a year

Spending review: Treasury now says £30k starting salary pledge pushed back a year

The government has abandoned its pledge to raise teacher starting salaries to £30,000 by 2022-23, saying the target will now be...

12.32 Nov. 26th, 2020
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£14m scheme to send 'best' heads into toughest schools missed recruitment target by two thirds

£14m scheme to send ‘best’ heads into toughest schools missed recruitment target by two thirds
11.38 Nov. 26th, 2020
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Private schools got biggest top A-levels boost after grade U-turn

Private schools got biggest top A-levels boost after grade U-turn
10.51 Nov. 26th, 2020
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£30k starting salary pledge remains, and 5 other things we learned from the spending review

£30k starting salary pledge remains, and 5 other things we learned from the spending review
16.26 Nov. 25th, 2020
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Spending review: National Tutoring Programme wins funding for a second year

Spending review: National Tutoring Programme wins funding for a second year
15.47 Nov. 25th, 2020
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Pay rises 'paused' for all but the lowest-paid school staff

Pay rises ‘paused’ for all but the lowest-paid school staff
13.04 Nov. 25th, 2020
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The government’s culture war is chilling for curriculum rigour

The government’s culture war is chilling for curriculum rigour

Accusations of anti-patriotism and threats of legal action have worrying implications for teachers of history, writes Jonathan Mountstevens When is it...

Nov. 22nd, 2020
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We can have sustainable schools if we pull together
We can have sustainable schools if we pull together
Nov. 23rd, 2020
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Tackling racism starts with teacher training and development
Nov. 21st, 2020
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How do essential skills shape young people’s life outcomes?
Nov. 23rd, 2020
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Schools have led the way through the pandemic and can lead the way out
Nov. 18th, 2020
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£30k starting salary pledge remains, and 5 other things we learned from the spending review

£30k starting salary pledge remains, and...

Pay rises 'paused' for all but the lowest-paid school staff

Pay rises ‘paused’ for all but...

Spending review: National Tutoring Programme wins funding for a second year

Spending review: National Tutoring Programme wins...

£14m scheme to send 'best' heads into toughest schools missed recruitment target by two thirds

£14m scheme to send ‘best’ heads...

Overruled: DfE's sweeping Coronavirus powers force trust into early Christmas holiday U-turn

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Private schools got biggest top A-levels boost after grade U-turn

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Profile: Matt Rooney, principal, St Giles School
Matt Rooney, principal, St Giles School
Nov. 24th, 2020
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‘I was on posters, I ended up in a magazine. It was bizarre’
Liz Robinson, co-director, Big Education Trust
Nov. 17th, 2020
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Profile: Stephen Chamberlain
Stephen Chamberlain, CEO, The Active Learning Trust
Nov. 10th, 2020
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Review: Inadequate by Priya Lakhani

By Priya Lakhani

Nov. 22nd, 2020
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Sonia Thompson’s blogs of the week, 16 November 2020
Nov. 21st, 2020
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Review: The Fascist Painting by Phil Beadle

By Phil Beadle

Nov. 15th, 2020
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