News Revealed: the 21 areas set for £15m AP taskforces to prevent crime The government has confirmed the 21 areas set to receive funding under a scheme to prevent vulnerable pupils in… Tom Belger 4y Tom Belger 4y Covid Covid: Government ‘allowing mass infection of children’, scientists warn Scientists have warned the government’s back to school plans are “reckless” and allow the “mass infection of children”. An… James Carr 4y James Carr 4y News Exclusive Leading tutor providers missing from NTP over contract dispute Leading tutoring organisations have not yet been approved to continue in the government’s flagship tutor programme because they are… John Dickens 4y John Dickens 4y Exams Pupils might not have been taught parts of autumn exams, says Ofqual Ofqual opted to make no adaptations to the majority of exams in the autumn series despite flagging it would… James Carr 4y James Carr 4y News Leading academy CEOs demand £5.8bn catch-up cash for poorer pupils A group of leading academy trust bosses have set out proposals for a £5.8 billion Covid recovery plan, as… Tom Belger 4y Tom Belger 4y News £579m school-led tutoring: Non-teacher tutors can’t start until at least November The Department for Education has published guidance today for its £579 million school-led tutor fund. It will form a… John Dickens 4y John Dickens 4y News School funding will remain below 2009 levels despite government’s spending boost School spending will still be lower per pupil by 2023 than more than a decade ago under the last… Tom Belger 4y Tom Belger 4y Covid Teachers not at increased risk of severe Covid, study finds Teachers and their households were not at an increased risk of experiencing severe Covid or being hospitalised from the… James Carr 4y James Carr 4y Ofsted Ofsted orders action plan from council over SEND pupils’ ‘spiral of decline’ SEND pupils have fallen into a “spiral of decline” and are being excluded too often because a region’s authorities… James Carr 4y James Carr 4y Exams 2022 exams: Labour wants ‘standardised’ teacher grades as plan B Labour has called for a “standardised” version of teacher-assessed grades as a plan B in case Covid forces another… Tom Belger 4y Tom Belger 4y News DfE admits it has never used remote education legal powers The government has been accused of ‘political posturing’ after admitting it has never used emergency powers to force schools… James Carr 4y James Carr 4y News Youngest pupils need ‘most support’, and 3 other things we learned from primary test analysis Younger primary school pupils will need the “most support” to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, researchers have said, after… Freddie Whittaker 4y Freddie Whittaker 4y Newer 1 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 979 Older
