News Watchdog widens probe into charities supporting Jewish schools Three more charities linked to schools to be investigated by Charity Commission over £22m cashed cheque concerns Jack Dyson 1mo Jack Dyson 1mo Schools DfE pushes ahead with unregistered AP time limits Government confirms plans for ‘voluntary’ standards, but will make them mandatory ‘when parliamentary time allows’ Lydia Chantler-Hicks 1mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 1mo News Schools more disorderly and parents less supportive of behaviour rules Government’s annual school behaviour survey also finds pupils feel less safe, with more bullying over their race or ethnicity Freddie Whittaker 1mo Freddie Whittaker 1mo News Costs putting poorer pupils off some GCSE subjects Pupils ‘cut off from opportunities just as the foundations of their futures are being laid’, warns charity Ruth Lucas 1mo Ruth Lucas 1mo News Government names first 21 new ‘behaviour and attendance hubs’ And Tom Bennett and Jayne Lowe revealed as ambassadors for the new scheme Ruth Lucas 1mo Ruth Lucas 1mo RAAC School delays return to class amid RAAC concerns Long tail of crumby concrete crisis re-emerges as ‘questions’ raised over 7-year-old mitigation Jack Dyson 1mo Jack Dyson 1mo Cyber security Exclusive School staff personal data potentially ‘compromised’ in Intradev cyber attack Data breach reported by IT firm Intradev may have affected data held by School Central Record, which includes addresses… Freddie Whittaker 1mo Freddie Whittaker 1mo Holiday activities and food programme Holiday activities programme extended for another 3 years Department will use £600m from its three-year spending review settlement to extend scheme to 2029 Freddie Whittaker 1mo Freddie Whittaker 1mo AI Two in five teachers feel they’re ‘cheating’ when using AI Teachers are caught between enthusiasm for AI and worries about authentic education, Bett study finds Ruth Lucas 1mo Ruth Lucas 1mo Pensions Exclusive Handover of £233m teachers’ pensions contract to Tata delayed Capita’s handover of contract it ran for almost 30 years postponed from October to next summer Lydia Chantler-Hicks 1mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 1mo GCSE results 2025 Bauckham concerned over switches from triple to double science GCSE But too early to ‘infer a trend’ as data suggests 10,000 switch from three separate qualifications to double award Freddie Whittaker 2mo Freddie Whittaker and Lydia Chantler-Hicks 2mo Movers and Shakers Exclusive New David Ross trust CEO ‘no longer able to take role’ MAT reveals Julian Appleyard will not take over as CEO as planned after ‘change in personal circumstances’ Jack Dyson 2mo Jack Dyson 2mo Newer 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1,001 Older
