News Oak releases DfE-backed resources to tackle misogyny and online safety It comes as the DfE prepares to published its revised relationships, sex and health education guidance Ruth Lucas 8mo Ruth Lucas 8mo Ofsted Ofsted to introduce report cards on reduced inspection timetable Inspections led by ‘most senior’ HMIs only when framework launches, and no school visits in last week before Christmas Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8mo News The companies launching AI tutors to ‘transform the attainment gap’ Firms say move will save schools money and reach more pupils, but campaigners warn of safeguarding and data protection… Ruth Lucas 8mo Ruth Lucas 8mo Inclusion Exclusive Post-16 AP funding gap exposed as school raids reserves AP school forced to use £180k of reserves to launch sixth form, reigniting calls for post-16 transition funding Jack Dyson 8mo Jack Dyson 8mo News 400+ NEU staff to strike in dispute over restructure Union accused of failing to hold ‘meaningful consultation’ over staff changes, but says offer of further negotiations ‘remains open’ Freddie Whittaker 8mo Freddie Whittaker 8mo Schools Exclusive Support plans ‘misused’ to ‘force out’ teachers from schools, say campaigners More than 100 teachers have shared stories of the ‘misuse’ of support plans, which they say are pushing out… Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8mo Pay and conditions Maternity pay gap sparks strike in London chain Trust that already offers maternity pay 30% above national levels faces action over ‘two-tier’ policy claim Jack Dyson 8mo Jack Dyson 8mo News Exclusive Toop’s Teach First target: 500 headteachers by 2030 ‘At its core, Teach First is about quality’ Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8mo News Exclusive Labour plans Teach First recruitment scheme revamp Government intends to drop Russell Group uni requirement and focus on ‘committed’ graduates, document suggests Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8mo School funding Exclusive School budgets slide further into the red Findings come as governors say budgets are now their biggest concern – with one in ten schools relying on… Chaminda Jayanetti 8mo Chaminda Jayanetti 8mo News ‘Breaking point’: governors say budgets now their biggest worry Survey finds one in ten governors say their school relied on a loan or council support to stay afloat Jack Dyson 8mo Jack Dyson 8mo News Classrooms ‘in chaos’ says minister as suspensions near 1 million Rates of suspension and permanent exclusion have risen again, new government data shows Ruth Lucas 8mo Ruth Lucas 8mo Newer 1 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 1,028 Older
