News Trust CEO blames school behaviour decline on ‘dreadful parents’ Boss of prominent trust says ‘powerful minority’ of parents is ‘greatest single problem facing’ secondaries Jack Dyson 2w Jack Dyson 2w News RISE teams reveal their regional priorities as new schools named Government names 170 new ‘stuck’ schools, where RISE advisers will focus efforts and its local priorities – but is… Jack Dyson 2w Jack Dyson 2w Politics Children’s minister gets beefed-up schools brief as portfolios revealed Government has confirmed which policies new ministers will be in charge of. Here’s your Schools Week guide … John Dickens 2w John Dickens 2w Private schools Exclusive Government considers charging private schools more for inspections The watchdog currently subsidises two thirds of inspection costs for ‘non-association’ private schools, but government is ‘considering options to… Freddie Whittaker 3w Freddie Whittaker 3w Ofsted Exclusive Ofsted use of AI in inspections doesn’t make the grade The inspectorate trialled AI note taking in inspections, but wider roll out has been ditched after the tech was… Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3w Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3w News Exclusive Call for immediate uniform cap made no difference Proportion of schools that require four or more branded items remains the same as last year – despite Phillipson’s… Freddie Whittaker 3w Freddie Whittaker 3w Ofsted Exclusive Row over new Ofsted ‘high-quality’ research checks New inspections will judge teacher trainers as needing ‘urgent improvement’ if use of ‘discredited research’ isn’t tackled Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3w Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3w News Capacity checkers launch primary school visits Move follows ‘successful’ phase of project that assessed capacity of secondary and special schools Samantha Booth 3w Samantha Booth 3w Admissions Exclusive ‘Serious concerns’ as children in care refused places at Catholic schools Analysis suggests schools in at least seven dioceses give priority to children of their faith before non-religious pupils in… Jack Dyson 3w Jack Dyson 3w Admissions Investigation Shut out: How schools are turning away vulnerable pupils As government considers measures to make schools more inclusive, Schools Week investigates how vulnerable pupils are being turned away… Jack Dyson 3w Jack Dyson 3w Ofsted Ofsted’s months of ‘tinkering’ fall flat with teachers Just 11% of teachers polled felt positive about changes, up 1 percentage point from February Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3w Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3w Movers and Shakers Former OCR boss among new Ofqual board members Duffy, who served as OCR chief executive for seven years, is joined by Oak National Academy board member Conor… Ruth Lucas 3w Ruth Lucas 3w Newer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1,001 Older
