News Covid-19 has hit exam years hardest, finds study of 62,000 pupils Exam students have been hit hardest by Covid-19, a new report has found. A study by non-profit research organisation… Freddie Whittaker 4y Freddie Whittaker 4y News Will £6m Institute of Teaching’s legacy be shortlived? The government’s new Institute of Teaching could be freed from its obligations to the government within just four years,… Freddie Whittaker 4y Freddie Whittaker 4y News How schools are coping with the Covid teacher recruitment boom The pandemic-spurred boom in teacher recruitment has continued this year with the arrival of another wave of potential recruits…. Samantha Booth 4y Samantha Booth 4y News Exclusive Covid-19 vaccine denied for special school staff – and then reinstated A clinical commissioning group has apologised for the confusion it created after cancelling Covid-19 vaccine appointments for special school… Samantha Booth 4y Samantha Booth 4y News Grade appeals should be made to exam boards not schools, say unions Appeals against grades issued this summer should be made directly to exam boards and not to schools and colleges,… Samantha Booth 4y Samantha Booth 4y News Exclusive Alternative provision in crisis: deficits, closed sites and restructures A leading alternative provision setting is being forced to close a specialist site due to a creaking high-needs funding… Jess Staufenberg 4y Jess Staufenberg 4y News Leaders forced to cap places as school attendance rises Primaries are being forced to cap pupil places amid soaring school attendance rates as the Covid crisis takes its… Freddie Whittaker 4y Freddie Whittaker 4y News Exclusive Williamson won’t commit to delivering laptops before schools reopen Schools will be able to order the remaining 300,000 promised laptops from next week – but the education secretary… James Carr 4y James Carr 4y News DfE names 21 free schools approved in wave 14 Twenty-one more free schools have been approved under wave 14 of the programme, which is again dominated by multi-academy… Freddie Whittaker 4y Freddie Whittaker 4y News ‘Missed opportunity’ to save cash on £452m free school meals national voucher scheme The government has been accused of being “surprisingly unconcerned” about whether Edenred, its £425 million free school meals voucher… Jess Staufenberg 4y Jess Staufenberg 4y News Revealed: The 50 school rebuilding projects selected to split £1bn capital cash The government has named the first 50 school rebuilding projects that will benefit from £1 billion in capital cash… Freddie Whittaker 4y Freddie Whittaker 4y News Sir Kevan Collins appointed ‘education recovery’ tsar Sir Kevan Collins has been appointed as the government’s “education recovery commissioner”. Downing Street said in a press release… John Dickens 4y John Dickens 4y Newer 1 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 981 Older
