News Is the government fulfilling its £300m mental health promises? Theresa May’s 2018 Green Paper on transforming children and young people’s mental health committed to a radical £300 million… Samantha Booth 5y Samantha Booth 5y News Exclusive ‘Expulsions’ expelled: Critics persuade DfE to U-turn on exclusions lingo The Department for Education is ditching its use of the “dated” word “expulsions” to describe permanent exclusions, after concerns… Samantha Booth 5y Samantha Booth 5y News Exclusive Ofsted branded ‘disingenuous’ over wellbeing review Ofsted’s pledge to review whether inspections are affecting staff wellbeing has been branded “disingenuous” after it emerged that no… James Carr 5y James Carr 5y News Investigation Outbreak fears cause cautious schools to continue with mask rules Mask rules for pupils will remain in place at some schools across England next week amid fears about localised… Freddie Whittaker 5y Freddie Whittaker 5y News Admissions shake-up in September to end struggle for in-year school places The Department for Education has confirmed a shake-up of in-year admissions to stop schools turning away “challenging” pupils will… Tom Belger 5y Tom Belger 5y News Covid outbreaks in schools double in a week The number of Covid outbreaks in schools and other education settings doubled last week, new government data shows. Public… Freddie Whittaker 5y Freddie Whittaker 5y News Exclusive Spielman set for two-year extension as Ofsted chief inspector Amanda Spielman is set to stay on as Ofsted chief inspector for an extra two years, Schools Week understands. While… James Carr 5y James Carr 5y News Post-qualification admissions: Ofqual says university reforms risk ‘unacceptable’ results delays Ofqual has warned exam results could be delayed and students miss out on places if the government relies on… Tom Belger 5y Tom Belger 5y News Home education among pupils with EHC plans up by a quarter in one year The number of children with education, health and care plans being educated at home has risen by almost a… Freddie Whittaker 5y Freddie Whittaker 5y News SEND pupils ‘not getting enough help’ in mainstream schools, says Ofsted Ofsted has warned some pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are “not getting enough help” in mainstream… Tom Belger 5y Tom Belger 5y News Delay ‘risky’ reforms to language GCSEs, MPs and peers tell DfE The government should delay “risky and untested” reforms to modern foreign language GCSEs, a group of MPs and peers… Freddie Whittaker 5y Freddie Whittaker 5y News DfE to launch cyber-security advice tool after spate of attacks The Department for Education (DfE) is set to launch a new tool which allows schools to measure their cyber-security… James Carr 5y James Carr 5y Newer 1 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 1,018 Older
