News AET to give up two more schools after minister demands change The country’s largest academy trust is to give up two more academies – despite recently being given the green… John Dickens 7y John Dickens 7y News Private school pupils at risk of ‘county lines’ exploitation, warn agencies Affluent children attending private schools are being groomed into selling drugs because they are less likely to be suspected… Alix Robertson 7y Alix Robertson 7y News Pupils will get 6 seconds to complete times tables test questions The Department for Education has set out the rules for its new times tables test for eight and nine-year-olds… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News DfE finally takes action against failing private school The government is finally taking action against a private school that has failed to meet independent school standards on… Alix Robertson 7y Alix Robertson 7y News Exams ‘useless’ for computer science, say experts Computing experts have questioned the future of the subject in schools after Ofqual launched a consultation on plans to… Alix Robertson 7y Alix Robertson 7y News DfE re-opens asbestos survey after thousands of schools fail to respond The government won’t publish the results of its much-anticipated school asbestos survey until next spring, a minister has revealed,… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Ministers ‘considering’ demand for changes to outstanding school inspection exemption The government is “considering” calls from MPs for a review of the inspection exemption for outstanding schools, the schools… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News No ban for leading head John Tomsett A leading headteacher who had a sexual relationship with a former pupil will not be banned from teaching, the… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Pupils are losing faith in their schools’ response to bullying, survey shows The proportion of pupils who think their school handles bullying well has fallen in recent years, new government data… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Exclusive Independent Schools Inspectorate raises fees after two-year loss The main inspectorate for private schools has hiked its fees by 12 per cent after operating at a loss… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Exclusive Online progs vs trads debate ‘too polarised’, warns Ofsted research chief Debate over pedagogy has become “too polarised” and fighting between traditionalists and progressives on social media “quite unhelpful”, Ofsted’s… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Exclusive £2.4m on research is money well spent, says Ofsted boss Ofsted’s increased focus and spending on research is “more important” as the inspectorate faces cost pressures, its head of… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y Newer 1 568 569 570 571 572 573 574 575 576 577 578 974 Older
