News Exclusive Heads complain after ‘good’ academy forced into new trust against its will The government is under pressure to give high-performing schools a greater say over their future when their sponsors fail,… Pippa Allen-Kinross 7y Pippa Allen-Kinross 7y News Poorest pupils three times more likely to be out of work by late 20s The poorest pupils in year 11 are three times more likely than their wealthier peers to be on out-of-work… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Hinds hopes ‘communications coalition’ will boost home reading and school-readiness A coalition of businesses and charities will be asked to help boost school readiness among young children by encouraging… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Pupils in Birmingham, London and north-east targeted for summer holiday food clubs Thousands of poorer pupils will be targeted by projects that will provide food and activities throughout the summer holidays…. Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Academy trust deficits rise but reserves grow for many The proportion of academy trusts reporting a financial deficit rose to 6.1 per cent in 2016-17 from 5.5 per cent… Alix Robertson 7y Alix Robertson 7y News School-led teacher training routes pull further ahead The proportion of trainee teachers that took the government’s favoured school-led route into the profession increased again last year,… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Special Educational Needs: Five findings from the latest statistics This morning the government has published the latest statistics on pupils with special educational needs (SEN) and the provision… Alix Robertson 7y Alix Robertson 7y News Only ‘knowledge-rich’ schools eligible for £2.4 million fund to reduce workload Only schools with a “knowledge-rich” curriculum will be able to apply for a multi-million pound funding pot that will… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News GCSE and A-level exam boards launch malpractice review The four exam boards responsible for GCSEs and A-levels in England have launched an independent review of exam cheating…. Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Headteachers warn universities about leap in unconditional offers The number of unconditional offers made by universities has jumped by 32 per cent in just one year, and… Freddie Whittaker 7y Freddie Whittaker 7y News Government strikes back at mental health green paper critics The government “completely rejects” the finding of two committees that its mental health green paper lacks ambition, will be… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y News Make schools publish termly exclusions and leavers data, and 9 other recommendations from the education committee Schools should be forced to publish termly data on the number of exclusions they make and the number of… Jess Staufenberg 7y Jess Staufenberg 7y Newer 1 640 641 642 643 644 645 646 647 648 649 650 1,015 Older
