News Exclusive ‘Flattening the grass’: what’s really going on at OGAT and Delta? Claims that a multi-academy trust runs “flattening the grass” assemblies in which children are humiliated swarmed on Twitter last… John Dickens 7y John Dickens 7y News Duchess of Cambridge: teachers need more mental health support Teachers are essential frontline workers who need more mental health support, the Duchess of Cambridge told education leaders on… Schools Week Reporter 7y Schools Week Reporter 7y News DfE bans ISIS supporter Mizanur Rahman from running schools A man jailed for his support for terrorist group Islamic State has been banned from being involved in running… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News AQA increases dominance of GCSE market as OCR slumps The exam board AQA now issues three in every five GCSE certificates after increasing its dominance of the market… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Exclusive Another studio school considers closure over poor recruitment Leaders of a studio school in Liverpool are “strongly considering” closing their institution next year, after poor recruitment affected… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Grammar school to prioritise poorer pupils from out of area over 11-plus high-scorers A grammar school in Dorset will prioritise poorer pupils from outside its catchment area over those with the highest… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Government moves to rebroker failing Steiner free schools Two Steiner schools criticised by Ofsted over safeguarding failures have been warned they face being moved to new sponsors…. Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News ‘No frills’ private school founder insists it’s a ‘success story’, despite having 12 pupils The founder of a new “no frills” low-cost private school has insisted it is a “success story”, despite having… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News The lost generation: Are we failing England’s deaf children? Deaf children in England fall a whole grade behind their peers at GCSE, according to new analysis that has… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Eagerness to work ‘unusual hours’ is potential sign of fraud, says DfE guidance An eagerness to work “unusual hours” has been listed by the government as indicators for schools that staff may… John Dickens 7y John Dickens 7y News Council leaders defend taking parents to tribunal over SEND support Council leaders have defended their decisions to take families to tribunal to settle disagreements about provision for pupils with… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Nearly a third of academy transfers down to government intervention over failures Almost a third of all academies that were transferred to new trusts last year were moved because of direct… Pippa Allen-Kinross 7y Pippa Allen-Kinross 7y Newer 1 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 1,005 Older
