News Exclusive Academy trust sought to run first ‘secure school’ in Kent The government is looking for an academy trust to run the country’s first ‘secure school’, Schools Week can reveal…. Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Three in five teachers still required to triple mark, survey reveals Around three in five teachers are still told by their schools to do frequent triple or “deep” marking, despite… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Exclusive High salaries don’t attract the best, says trust CEO Academy trusts give too much control to “ambitious” leaders and offer them huge six-figure salaries in the mistaken belief… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y CPC, News Exclusive ‘It is illegal and we will take action’ – minister’s message to schools on off-rolling The government will take action against any school or multi-academy trust found to be illegally off-rolling pupils, the children’s… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y CPC, News Former Ofsted inspector warns inspections are ‘not very accurate’ Ofsted inspections are “not very accurate”, according to a former inspector, who has called for a “root and branch”… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Ofsted bats away claims of favouritism in curriculum research row Ofsted has batted away claims it favoured ‘knowledge-rich’ schools popular with ministers in its research on good curriculum design…. Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Adventure Learning Academies Trust gives up its 5 schools The Advernture Learning Academies Trust, the sister trust of the beleaguered Bright Tribe chain, is giving up all five of… Alix Robertson 7y Alix Robertson 7y CPC, News Government to publish ‘school sport action plan’ Ministers will take action to get more pupils to play competitive sports in school, Damian Hinds has announced. The… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y CPC, News Hinds: ‘We must re-put the case for school autonomy’ Conservatives must make the case for continuing school autonomy, which is being “called seriously into question” in political debate,… John Dickens 7y John Dickens 7y News Exclusive Lawyers call for government to close sixth form exclusions loophole A legal loophole means sixth forms can get away with pushing out low-attaining pupils halfway through their A-levels –… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Government faces legal challenge over SEND funding cuts The government is facing a legal challenge over its SEND funding cuts, as councils around the country are also… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Government textbook quality mark ‘could ease workload’ A “national quality mark” for textbooks could reduce workload and confusion for teachers, says a leading assessment expert. The… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y Newer 1 630 631 632 633 634 635 636 637 638 639 640 1,022 Older
