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Q&A: ‘We need a long-term plan for education in England’

Next week, the Foundation for Education Development will bring together politicians, school leaders and policy wonks as it hosts its inaugural...

7.00 Feb. 27th, 2021

Another university technical college faces uncertain future despite emergency government funding

The future of another university technical college hangs in the balance, despite it receiving emergency funding. East London UTC was given...

6.00 Feb. 27th, 2021

Lubavitch academy trust rapped again over finances

17.31 Feb. 26th, 2021

Remote education: Schools cut screen time to boost mental and physical health

15.00 Feb. 26th, 2021

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Government’s £4m catch-up resources could be ‘downloadable, printable’ materials

13.00 Feb. 26th, 2021

School staff won’t be prioritised for vaccine as government continues with age-based approach

12.12 Feb. 26th, 2021

Academy trust will take battle to keep school to the High Court

7.00 Feb. 26th, 2021

Longer days and early appointments on cards as schools gear up for ‘mammoth’ Covid testing effort

5.00 Feb. 26th, 2021

National Tutoring Programme: Schools could pay 90% of session costs within three years as DfE ‘tapers’ subsidies

19.51 Feb. 25th, 2021

Exams 2021: Heads will have to confirm pupils have learned ‘sufficient content’ for progression

14.31 Feb. 25th, 2021

Exams 2021: Externally-set questions to be ‘optional’ for schools

0.01 Feb. 25th, 2021

Exams 2021: What we know so far about the government’s plans

0.01 Feb. 25th, 2021

Ofsted monitoring inspections paused for week of schools’ return

16.37 Feb. 24th, 2021

New £302m ‘Covid recovery premium’ to be allocated based on pupil premium

15.32 Feb. 24th, 2021

Secondary schools can start testing pupils on-site before March 8, DfE confirms

14.57 Feb. 24th, 2021

Lost learning study: Pupils in poorer-intake schools further behind in reading, and 4 other key findings

15.00 Feb. 24th, 2021

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Q&A: ‘We need a long-term plan for education in England’

Another university technical college faces uncertain future despite emergency government funding

Lubavitch academy trust rapped again over finances

Remote education: Schools cut screen time to boost mental and physical health

Government’s £4m catch-up resources could be ‘downloadable, printable’ materials

School staff won’t be prioritised for vaccine as government continues with age-based approach

Academy trust will take battle to keep school to the High Court

Longer days and early appointments on cards as schools gear up for ‘mammoth’ Covid testing effort

National Tutoring Programme: Schools could pay 90% of session costs within three years as DfE ‘tapers’ subsidies

Exams 2021: Heads will have to confirm pupils have learned ‘sufficient content’ for progression

Exams 2021: Externally-set questions to be ‘optional’ for schools

Exams 2021: What we know so far about the government’s plans

Ofsted monitoring inspections paused for week of schools’ return

New £302m ‘Covid recovery premium’ to be allocated based on pupil premium

Secondary schools can start testing pupils on-site before March 8, DfE confirms

Lost learning study: Pupils in poorer-intake schools further behind in reading, and 4 other key findings

Once open, schools must stay open for good

Boris Johnson’s ‘big bang’ is a big risk

Why we shouldn’t rush to scrap GCSEs in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic

What academy finances can tell us about the future of the sector

Can schools make staff vaccination mandatory?

Pandemic teacher training is a privilege, not a hardship

An inspector (video) calls. Our experience of Ofsted remote visits

How can we help students transfer learning to new contexts?

Language teaching will suffer the loss of Erasmus

Lockdown diary. Testing times

Plotting a ten-year course is the sensible response to Covid

Clive Lawrence, executive headteacher, St Giles School, Derby

Rachel Hornsey, Headteacher, Sutton Courtenay Church of England primary school

Ian Livingstone, CBE, co-founder, Livingstone Academy Bournemouth and trustee, Aspirations Academies Trust

Robin Conway’s blogs of the week, 22 February 2021

Book review: Lessons from Lockdown by Tony Breslin

Penny’s Podcasts. 8 February 2021