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Study finds pupil premium cuts £43m worse than DfE admits

Schools will miss out on £43 million more in pupil premium funding for the poorest children than admitted by the government,...

14.58 Jul. 30th, 2021

UCAS chief: ‘Danger’ poor students could ‘fall behind’ in university admissions

There is a “danger” the university admission disadvantage gap could widen this year, the chief executive of UCAS has said. While...

13.23 Jul. 30th, 2021

Mental health first aid training for primary schools ditched, government finally admits

15.36 Jul. 30th, 2021

Former RSC John Edwards named interim ESFA chief executive

10.58 Jul. 30th, 2021

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Under-fire AQA hints at returning more exam fees cash to schools

17.21 Jul. 29th, 2021

Ofqual analysis on 2020 grading: 5 new findings

12.34 Jul. 29th, 2021

Drop in new teachers securing jobs, and 5 more findings from ITT data

12.48 Jul. 29th, 2021

Covid knocks permanent exclusions to lowest level since 2013 after pre-lockdown rise

10.05 Jul. 29th, 2021

Williamson slammed for ‘ignoring’ concerns about scrapping BTECs

0.01 Jul. 29th, 2021

Union calls for formal review after OCR confirms 42% exam fees rebate

15.04 Jul. 28th, 2021

Teachers at affluent schools more likely to face parent grade pressure, study finds

0.01 Jul. 29th, 2021

‘Reckless’ spending and academy rule breakers: DfE reveals its school leader banning powers

13.11 Jul. 28th, 2021

£45 million for schools to prevent violence ‘nowhere near’ amount needed

13.23 Jul. 28th, 2021

Remote learning ‘legal duty’ may be reintroduced next year, says DfE

16.13 Jul. 27th, 2021

Students are worried employers will see TAGs as ‘fake grades’, says Ofqual advisers

11.46 Jul. 27th, 2021

Bailed-out academy boss set for £150k payout, despite £1.1m budget hole

17.32 Jul. 28th, 2021

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Study finds pupil premium cuts £43m worse than DfE admits

UCAS chief: ‘Danger’ poor students could ‘fall behind’ in university admissions

Former RSC John Edwards named interim ESFA chief executive

Under-fire AQA hints at returning more exam fees cash to schools

Ofqual analysis on 2020 grading: 5 new findings

Drop in new teachers securing jobs, and 5 more findings from ITT data

Covid knocks permanent exclusions to lowest level since 2013 after pre-lockdown rise

Williamson slammed for ‘ignoring’ concerns about scrapping BTECs

Union calls for formal review after OCR confirms 42% exam fees rebate

Teachers at affluent schools more likely to face parent grade pressure, study finds

‘Reckless’ spending and academy rule breakers: DfE reveals its school leader banning powers

£45 million for schools to prevent violence ‘nowhere near’ amount needed

Remote learning ‘legal duty’ may be reintroduced next year, says DfE

Students are worried employers will see TAGs as ‘fake grades’, says Ofqual advisers

Bailed-out academy boss set for £150k payout, despite £1.1m budget hole

Here’s how to solve the ‘hyper problem’ of interrupted learning

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