News EPI: Schools in poorest areas face more cuts to pay for £30k starting salaries Schools in the most disadvantaged areas face having to make further cuts to meet the sharp rise in salaries… Schools Week Reporter 5y Schools Week Reporter 5y News Education unions reject proposed representation reforms Government plans to allow employees to bring lawyers or other non-union representatives into disciplinary meetings will see “simple disputes… John Dickens 5y John Dickens 5y News Exclusive Expanding trusts issued warning notices over school failures A quarter of the academy trusts recently issued “termination” warnings after standards dropped at one of their schools had… James Carr 5y James Carr 5y News Revealed: DfE’s lead behaviour schools must have 45%-plus EBacc rate, and 3 MATs are also wanted The Department for Education has revealed new lead schools to help others tackle unruly behaviour must be ‘outstanding’ and… James Carr 5y James Carr 5y News Exclusive Heads’ ‘impossible situation’: Spielman criticises cuts recommended by Agnew’s advisers Government advisers told schools to carry out cash-saving actions such as reducing curriculum breadth, which has now been slammed… James Carr 5y James Carr 5y News Exclusive Coronavirus: Ofqual tells schools to ensure ‘contingency plans’ for exams up-to-date Exams regulator Ofqual is in talks with exam boards over whether there are any risks to the summer exam… John Dickens 5y John Dickens 5y News 1 in 4 parents with SEND children unhappy with school support, Ofsted reveals A quarter of parents with SEND children don’t think they are offered enough support at school, according to the… James Carr 5y James Carr 5y News Williamson calls for silent corridors and banned mobiles ‘to be the norm’ Education secretary Gavin Williamson wants the school culture created by behaviour policies such as silent corridors and banning mobile… James Carr 5y James Carr 5y News Exclusive Investigation: Gagging orders demanded in controversial rebrokers Academy trusts looking to take over scandal-hit schools have been asked to sign “gagging orders”, an investigation by Schools… John Dickens 5y John Dickens 5y News Exclusive DfE eyes universal infant free school meals in cuts drive The government’s universal infant free school meals programme is one of a number being considered for the axe in… Freddie Whittaker 5y Freddie Whittaker 5y News DfE reveals new behaviour taskforce The government has unveiled its new taskforce to help schools tackle unruly behaviour. The six advisers (see list below)… John Dickens 5y John Dickens 5y News Exclusive Seldon: AI can replace Ofsted inspectors within a decade Artificial intelligence could make Ofsted inspectors redundant within the next decade, according to the founder of an institute looking… John Dickens 5y John Dickens 5y Newer 1 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 980 Older
