Politics School ‘dentistry duty’ gets the brush-off from leaders’ union Labour’s pledges ‘supervised toothbrushing’ for reception pupils Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Tutoring Two in five trusts shun tutoring as finances worsen Just 46% of CEOs are confident about the financial sustainability of their trusts, down from 77% last year Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y School funding Rising costs risk pledge to restore school funding to 2010 levels IFS predicts school purchasing power will actually be 3% lower than in 2010 by next year Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Politics Advanced British standard: Everything you need to know Your trusty Schools Week explainer on Rishi Sunak’s proposed new qualification to replace A-levels John Dickens 2y John Dickens and Samantha Booth 2y Politics Sunak to replace A-levels with ‘Advanced British standard’ PM wants to merge A-levels and T-levels into new single qualification for sixth formers to study five subjects including… Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Schools Email attacks: Don’t lock down unless police say, DfE tells schools The message comes after schools in three counties locked down over emails threatening violence to pupils and staff Amy Walker 2y Amy Walker 2y Transgender guidance Keegan has not met any LGBT+ groups to discuss trans guidance Education secretary had said delays to advice would allow more time ‘to speak to stakeholders’ Jack Dyson 2y Jack Dyson 2y News Ofsted has gone from ‘critical friend to just critic’ says children’s tsar Dame Rachel de Souza likens incoming chief inspector to a ‘new Pope’, who can ‘fix what went wrong’ Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Oak National Academy Most teachers say Oak lessons didn’t cut workload Evaluation also finds far fewer teachers used the online platform last year Amy Walker 2y Amy Walker 2y Politics Moynihan: Schools need solutions to ‘stretched to hell’ support services In rare public appearance, Harris Federation boss reveals the big schools issues he wants government to tackle John Dickens 2y John Dickens 2y Politics School mobile phone ‘ban’ won’t be statutory But Gillian Keegan warned government will consider introducing new law if schools don’t follow advice Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y SEND SEND apprenticeship pilot attracts just three recruits National Institute of Teaching believes timing was a major stumbling block, but scheme will still roll out nationally Amy Walker 2y Amy Walker 2y Newer 1 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 990 Older
