Schools Exclusive DfE to help schools on PFI handover – but guidance ‘too late’ Government guidance admits hundreds of projects risk ‘disruption’ and paying twice for repairs when PFI deals eventually expire Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y Schools The head taking on PFI firms over new school ‘riddled’ with leaks Newman RC College held back funds from PFI firms and threatened legal action against a council over repeated building… Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y SEND High Court issues council ‘wake-up call’ on special needs delays Children were waiting over a year for their care plans to be updated Samantha Booth 3y Samantha Booth 3y Academies AET issued government warning over troubled school Trust told it must show ‘capacity to deliver rapid and sustained improvement’ Schools Week Reporter 3y Schools Week Reporter 3y Covid ‘Extreme concern’ Covid inquiry won’t focus enough on education Inquiry chair urges public to respond to consultation Samantha Booth 3y Samantha Booth 3y Schools Nadhim Zahawi speech at ASCL conference: 5 things we learned The minister vowed an NTP shakeup, EEF reviews of teacher development and cash for strong trusts and overseas teachers… Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y News Tutoring standards watered down as £65m moved into schools pot Education secretary Nadhim Zahawi accepts there have been ‘challenges’ Samantha Booth 3y Samantha Booth 3y Teacher training Exclusive Walker promises flexibility after early career framework ‘straitjacket’ complaints Department officials will look at giving mentors ‘more options’ for when they can do training Samantha Booth 3y Samantha Booth 3y Covid Exclusive Nearly 10% of year 11s still absent from school as exams loom Leaders describe new data as ‘extremely worrying’ as exam students remain worst-hit by absences Freddie Whittaker 3y Freddie Whittaker 3y Teacher pay IFS: Most teachers will still be worse off after pay rise Starting salaries will rise, but more experienced teachers face 5% real-terms pay cut, warns think tank Freddie Whittaker 3y Freddie Whittaker 3y Covid Oak academy to move into public hands with ‘no privatisation’ and independence condition Education secretary will say he’s committed to building on the ‘by teachers, for teachers’ approach behind its launch’ Tom Belger 3y Tom Belger 3y Catch-up MPs: Keep tutoring subsidy in poor areas to avoid ‘epidemic of inequality’ Ministers urged to review plans to gradually taper off subsidies for flagship catch-up programme Samantha Booth 3y Samantha Booth 3y Newer 1 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 979 Older
