Politics Exclusive Senior policy adviser David Thomas leaves the DfE Oak co-founder and ex-headteacher leaves role advising education secretary Gillian Keegan to run fledgling maths charity Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Ofsted Schools turn to crowdfunding Ofsted challenges A Cambridge school lodges judicial review request over ‘inadequate’ rating amid anger following death of Ruth Perry Amy Walker 2y Amy Walker 2y Ofsted Ofsted lauds free school that posted controversial job advert Mercia School in Sheffield rated ‘outstanding’ across the board Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Politics BESA-backed parliamentary group at centre of MP probe Conservative MP under investigation over potential transparency breaches relating to APPG for education Jack Dyson 2y Jack Dyson 2y News Exclusive Schools enact fewer cost-cutter savings as budgets tighten Findings prompt warning ‘no amount of advice can balance the books’ Jack Dyson 2y Jack Dyson 2y Teacher training Exclusive ‘It’s everyone’s worst nightmare’: Schools hit by teacher training crisis Four in ten teacher trainers report more difficulty in placing recruits as schools struggle to mentor trainees Amy Walker 2y Amy Walker 2y News Investigation How schools are forced to fill the public services void Investigation reveals widespread collapse in support services feeding into schools since the Conservatives took office Samantha Booth 2y Samantha Booth 2y Teacher strikes Teacher strikes recap: Unions unite as pay dispute escalates Disruption shows no sign of abating as union leaders plan unprecedented coordinated action Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Schools ‘We cannot meet needs’: The plight of heads, in their own words School leaders told heartbreaking stories at the NAHT conference last week Schools Week Reporter 2y Schools Week Reporter 2y Exams Half of examiners unhappy with pay and most are stressed Ofqual survey also reveals more examiners are marking and being trained online Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Exams Exam appeals plummet in wake of grading fiasco The number of appeals against GCSE and A-level grades was 23% lower last year than in pre-pandemic 2019 Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Schools Up to 2,000 schools sought for air quality monitoring project Free monitors rollout follows calls for monitoring in public spaces by the chief medical officer Freddie Whittaker 2y Freddie Whittaker 2y Newer 1 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 1,002 Older
