Wellbeing Exclusive DfE breaks its own teacher wellbeing pledge with holiday emails Analysis reveals government broke wellbeing charter promise on several occasions – including four times last week Jack Dyson 2y Jack Dyson 2y Sponsored post Sponsored Brought to you by Pfizer: Inspiring the students behind the next life-changing breakthrough Explore new, free STEM resources and careers videos for you to use in your classroom, designed to inspire students… Shane Mann 2y Pfizer UK 2y RAAC Let us know RAAC impact, says UCAS Teachers are being advised to tell universities how RAAC disruption has impacted schools and pupils Jack Dyson 2y Jack Dyson 2y School funding Hardship funding barely dents school deficits Analysis of hardship funding shows that the allocation for one county was less than the deficit of just one… Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Schools Exclusive Inside the first ‘education hackathon’ Gillian Keegan is determined artificial intelligence has its place in education. A ‘hackathon’ in London tried it out… Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Schools Exclusive DfE cost-cutter told ‘unsafe’ school to slash £150k from staff spend Resource management adviser was sent to school where Ofsted found ‘lack of staff leaves pupils at imminent risk of… Samantha Booth 2y Samantha Booth 2y Covid Covid: ‘Williamson threw schools under the bus’ Inquiry hears former education secretary opposed face masks in schools to avoid ‘surrender’ to unions Amy Walker 2y Amy Walker 2y Ofsted Exclusive ‘Independent’ inquiry’s critical Ofsted poll mostly NEU members Leaders slam self-selecting sample of union-funded group that is ‘dressed up as independent’ Samantha Booth 2y Samantha Booth 2y SATs Key stage 1 SATs paper plan a ‘breathtaking waste of money’ Schools will receive test papers unless they opt out, despite the assessments being non-statutory from this year Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Schools School support staff unions accept £1,925 pay deal Pay deal will cost schools around £1bn, leaving budgets ‘tight’ Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Schools Just 1 in 20 severely absent pupils get five good GCSEs, study shows But those whose absence improves in year 11 go on to get better grades than those who stay away Amy Walker 2y Amy Walker 2y Politics Tory donors leave Education Policy Institute board as election looms Sir Paul Marshall and Lord Nash will step down as trustees of the think tank, as David Laws moves… Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Newer 1 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 990 Older
