News Pressure mounts on ministers as study shows fifth of pupils do no schoolwork at home Children not in school during the lockdown have been spending an average of 2.5 hours a day doing schoolwork,… Freddie Whittaker 6y Freddie Whittaker 6y News Slump in schools’ spending for another CPD provider A major school staff professional development provider has lost income from schools – but the drop has been offset… James Carr 6y James Carr 6y News ‘Light-touch’ assessment, pupil pods and stripped-back curriculum: DfE on remote learning The Department for Education has published more case studies on remote education today, as pressure grows for a minimum… John Dickens 6y John Dickens 6y News Exclusive Schools told they can’t claim back costs of preventative cleaning The government’s exceptional costs reimbursement scheme must be extended to cover preventative measures as school reopen in the coronavirus… Freddie Whittaker 6y Freddie Whittaker 6y News Ofsted: Private school fined thousands for breaking new pupil ban Ofsted has secured an “unprecedented conviction” against a private school found to be admitting pupils despite being banned from… James Carr 6y James Carr 6y News Coronavirus: Six things we learned from Ofqual about exams in 2020 and 2021 Exams were the focus of an education select committee hearing this week, with senior staff appearing from the exams’… Freddie Whittaker 6y Freddie Whittaker 6y News Coronavirus: Over 1 in 10 secondary schools set to defy government’s June 15 reopening plan More than one in ten secondary schools look set to ignore government calls to begin reopening to year 10… Freddie Whittaker 6y Freddie Whittaker 6y News Pressure on government grows for September schools plan The government is under increasing pressure to produce a proper coronavirus plan for schools, particularly the renewed pledge to… John Dickens 6y John Dickens 6y News Coronavirus outbreaks in schools remain static in first week of reopening The number of coronavirus outbreaks linked to schools remained static last week despite half of primaries opening to more… James Carr 6y James Carr 6y News Exam appeals rise again as new reforms rolled out to all GCSEs The number of appeals against GCSE and A-level exam grades rose by 45 per cent last year as new… James Carr 6y James Carr 6y News GCSE entries: Stats, citizenship and Spanish up, PE, media and engineering down GCSE entries increased this year as the number of 16-year-olds rose, Ofqual has reported. According to the exams regulator,… Freddie Whittaker 6y Freddie Whittaker 6y News Secondary school applications fall for first time since 2013 Applications for secondary school places have fallen for the first time since 2013, new Department for Education statistics show…. Freddie Whittaker 6y Freddie Whittaker 6y Newer 1 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 1,015 Older
