Schools Exclusive New London regional director revealed after RSC rebrand Eight regional directors have been named in a DfE restructure, becoming schools’ ‘point of contact’ in each area Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y Schools Long read ‘Hitler invented antisemitism’: Tackling Holocaust misconceptions and hate in schools Tom Belger joins teachers visiting Auschwitz amid alarming levels of Holocaust ignorance and antisemitism Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y SEND Exclusive DfE to collect special school capacity data after places crisis exposed Ministers move to get a grip on special school places shortage after Schools Week investigation Samantha Booth 3y Samantha Booth 3y Exams Teachers fear 2022 exams will widen attainment gap ‘Impacts of the pandemic on education are far from over,’ new research finds Samantha Booth 3y Samantha Booth 3y Schools Let all girls play football at school, say Lionesses after Euros victory England women’s squad writes to Tory leadership hopefuls asking them to ‘invest’ in girls’ football Amy Walker 3y Amy Walker 3y Exams AQA staff plan second walkout days before A-level results Exam board accuses Unison of trying to disrupt grading meetings Samantha Booth 3y Samantha Booth 3y Schools 1 in 3 teachers spends £200 a month on travel as fuel costs soar A Teacher Tapp poll also found almost one in five says their household is ‘scraping by’ each month Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y Schools Truss U-turns on ‘disaster’ plan to cut pay of teachers outside London The favourite to become the country’s next prime minister said a ‘war on waste’ would save £8.8bn Amy Walker 3y Amy Walker 3y Schools Free school firm with two staff wins potential £70bn net zero deal The Place Group will help schools buy services to hit emissions targets through a new ‘everything net zero’ framework Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y Schools Government promise to end 15-year school cash squeeze ‘won’t be met’ The IFS think tank says per-pupil funding will actually be 3 per cent lower in real terms by 2024-25 Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y Academies AET risks losing academy over AP failures and discrimination Ofsted said prominent trust’s school failed to do necessary checks on AP settings or whether pupils attended, risking harm Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y Schools Long read ‘A race to the bottom’: Pay rises push struggling schools to the brink More than two in five leaders say they will need to consider job cuts without further government cash Amy Walker 3y Amy Walker 3y Newer 1 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 980 Older
