Politics Phillipson faces first education committee grilling Education secretary set to be questioned by MPs over SEND, wellbeing bill and private school fees Jack Dyson 4mo Jack Dyson 4mo School buildings Exclusive Revealed: Asbestos row behind school’s £500k legal stand-off Reading council issued High Court proceedings in September to recover debt and interest from Highdown School and Sixth Form… Lucas Cumiskey 4mo Lucas Cumiskey 4mo Curriculum Matt Hood to leave Oak national academy It comes less than a year after he bagged the permanent role Jack Dyson 4mo Jack Dyson 4mo NPQs Exclusive NPQ review to improve SEND and exec leadership skills Sector expert group will help government review national professional qualification framework Lydia Chantler-Hicks 4mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 4mo Politics Investigation Labour scraps computing hubs, with languages scheme scaled back Just three of the Conservatives’ subject hub programmes will remain as Labour said it is taking ‘difficult decisions’ Jack Dyson 4mo Jack Dyson 4mo Teacher misconduct Exclusive Misconduct agency breaches head’s human rights (but bans her anyway) It’s thought to be the first time the TRA has conceded it denied an accused teacher a fair hearing… Jack Dyson 4mo Jack Dyson 4mo Academies MPs demand answers over academy probe transparency rowback Public accounts committee ‘concerned’ decision to publish investigation summaries ‘hinders transparency’ John Dickens 4mo John Dickens 4mo News NEU to hold indicative strike ballot over ‘insulting’ pay rise Union demands ‘fully funded’ pay increase amid concerns schools will have to lay off staff Jack Dyson 4mo Jack Dyson 4mo Sponsored post Sponsored Ensuring Learning Never Stops: Portakabin Supporting Schools Affected by RAAC In recent months, the discovery of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in over 230 schools across England has presented… SWAdvertorial 4mo Portakabin 4mo News Schools bill ‘won’t cut pay’, but will restore academies’ ‘core purpose’ Education secretary Bridget Phillipson responds to criticism as her school reforms are debated in parliament Freddie Whittaker 4mo Freddie Whittaker 4mo Academies Labour’s ‘act of vandalism’ bill risks pay cuts for 20k teachers, claim Tories Critics of Labour’s academy freedom reforms pile in as schools bill set to be debated by MPs Freddie Whittaker 4mo Freddie Whittaker 4mo Funding ‘We can’t go on like this’: Costs will outstrip school funding rises (again), says IFS Think tank says teacher pay rise bill will eclipse Labour’s £2.3bn funding boost – leaving schools facing more cuts Rhi Storer 4mo Rhi Storer 4mo Newer 1 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 974 Older
