Curriculum review ‘It’s refreshing Labour isn’t thrusting random vision on sector’, says Francis Curriculum review chair says government’s approach means her review won’t ‘tip the sector over’ Jack Dyson 3mo Jack Dyson 3mo Recruitment and retention The shapeshifting 6,500 teachers pledge Education secretary confirms promised teachers won’t all be new, and target omits key subjects aim Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3mo Alternative provision Exclusive ‘Illegal school’ fear over unregistered alternative provision Children’s commissioner calls for wide-ranging reforms to a system she says is ‘failing children who often need the greatest… Ruth Lucas 3mo Ruth Lucas 3mo News A year of Labour: how are their manifesto promises progressing? As part of our series on Labour’s first year in government, we looked at the 30 manifesto pledges to… John Dickens 3mo John Dickens 3mo News Ofqual considering ‘action’ amid AI coursework concerns Exams regulator also has a crack team examining the ‘risks and benefits’ of artificial intelligence Jack Dyson 3mo Jack Dyson 3mo News Revealed: DfE tsar’s five principles of ‘promising inclusion’ Know children ‘well, early and often’ and offer ‘coherent and expert’ support to be inclusive, says report Freddie Whittaker 3mo Freddie Whittaker 3mo News ‘Judge me on what happens in September’ says Ofsted chief Sir Martyn Oliver says he only put out ‘foundations’ of a plan because sector demanded ‘urgent’ reform Freddie Whittaker 3mo Freddie Whittaker 3mo Teaching Commission Commission calls for ‘expert teacher’ role to reward classroom elite Report warns of a ‘weakened workforce’ and calls for long-term reforms to create ‘thriving’ profession Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3mo News Ofsted research proposes definition of pupil ‘vulnerability’ Study commissioned by the watchdog found ‘broad support’ for a definition looking ‘beyond the existing list of factors’ Freddie Whittaker 3mo Freddie Whittaker 3mo Pensions Exclusive MAT backtracks on ‘dangerous’ pension changes, unions claim England’s biggest MAT will no longer roll out controversial pension plan from September, NAHT says Jack Dyson 3mo Jack Dyson 3mo News Pupils ‘settled’ in special schools won’t be moved under reforms But senior official tells MPs the DfE hopes to meet the needs of more pupils with autism and ADHD… Freddie Whittaker 3mo Freddie Whittaker 3mo News DfE drafting guidance on medical interventions by school staff Non-statutory guidance will clarify ‘roles and responsibilities’, says minister, after Schools Week reveals ‘accident waiting to happen’ Freddie Whittaker 3mo Freddie Whittaker 3mo Newer 1 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1,001 Older
