News Exclusive Investigation: DfE ‘hid’ damaging Lord Nash academy cost emails The Department for Education has attempted to hide internal emails showing Lord Nash’s intention to massage the presentation of… John Dickens 8y John Dickens 8y News Think tanks reveal true costs of election manifesto pledges The education manifesto pledges of political parties have come under the microscope by two thinks tanks today. The Education… John Dickens 8y John Dickens 8y News Exclusive IPPR report calls for UTC changes Ailing university technical colleges should be converted into 16-19 colleges, with all studio schools joining multi-academy trusts to stave… John Dickens 8y John Dickens 8y News DRET appoints new CEO, with sponsor David Ross installed as chair The David Ross Education Trust (DRET) has appointed a new chief executive, with the trust’s sponsor taking on the… John Dickens 8y John Dickens 8y News Schools urged to remind staff of ’emergency plans’ after Manchester bomb scare Schools have been reminded to keep staff up-to-date with procedures in their individual plans for emergencies after a school… Billy Camden 8y Billy Camden 8y News UKIP pledges to open new grammar school ‘in every town’ UKIP has pledged to open a grammar school “in every town” after launching its general election 2017 manifesto today…. John Dickens 8y John Dickens 8y News Science teachers most likely to leave profession, and 3 more DfE retention data findings The Department for Education has this morning released an analysis of teacher supply, retention and mobility. It was a… Billy Camden 8y Billy Camden 8y News Poor verbal skills weaken 30,000 pupils’ GCSEs Tens of thousands of pupils with strong spatial skills are failing to get top grades because their talents are… Billy Camden 8y Billy Camden 8y News Exclusive Conservatives backtrack on £60m for primary school breakfasts The Conservative Party has admitted that a key manifesto commitment to provide breakfasts for every primary school pupil in England… Freddie Whittaker 8y Freddie Whittaker 8y News Supreme Court rules on wages of striking staff The Supreme Court has ruled against a sixth form which deducted too much pay from teachers who went on strike in 2011…. Freddie Whittaker 8y Freddie Whittaker 8y News Conservatives’ free breakfast pledge ‘costed at just 7p per meal’ The Conservatives have set aside just under 7p per pupil for its manifesto pledge to give all primary school… Jess Staufenberg 8y Jess Staufenberg 8y News Schools should contact exam boards after Manchester terrorist attack Schools should contact their exam boards about making provisions for pupils who may have been affected by the terrorist… Jess Staufenberg 8y Jess Staufenberg 8y Newer 1 729 730 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 738 739 983 Older
