News No decline in teacher’s average A-levels, despite squeezed pay New teachers have the same level of education as five years ago, despite recent squeezes on pay making the profession less… Schools Week Reporter 8y Schools Week Reporter 8y News Send us your schoolwork! Biggest study of grammar to help shape curriculum The biggest-ever archive of pupils’ schoolwork is being collected as part of a three year-project looking at how children… Samantha Lauren King 8y Samantha Lauren King 8y News Exclusive Staff offered therapy to manage work pressure An alternative provision multi-academy trust has extended student therapeutic services to staff to help them to manage the challenges… Alix Robertson 8y Alix Robertson 8y News Rayner: Labour has ‘will and vision’ to improve education Labour has the “political will and vision” to make England’s education system “the envy of the world”, the shadow… Freddie Whittaker 8y Freddie Whittaker 8y News Lower 11-plus pass mark for poorer pupils, government tells grammars A lower 11-plus test pass mark will be introduced for poorer pupils in a bid to make grammar schools… Freddie Whittaker 8y Freddie Whittaker 8y News Exclusive Staff and pupils ‘exposed to asbestos’ on more than 90 occasions Asbestos has been disturbed at schools in a way that could affect the health of staff and pupils on… Jess Staufenberg 8y Jess Staufenberg 8y News Exclusive Councils slash school crossing budgets – despite rising injuries Councils across the country are slashing their school crossing patrol budgets despite growing pupil numbers and increasing child pedestrian… Billy Camden 8y Billy Camden 8y News Dodgy asbestos surveys costing schools ‘millions’ The government is buying up sites for free schools using out-of-date asbestos surveys, potentially costing the public purse millions… Jess Staufenberg 8y Jess Staufenberg 8y News Don’t take decisions which harm other trusts, Carter warns academy leaders Academy bosses should not be taking decisions which have a negative impact on other trusts, Sir David Carter has… Freddie Whittaker 8y Freddie Whittaker 8y News ASCL 2017: Justine Greening heckled by heads over grammar plans School leaders heckled the education secretary Justine Greening today over claims that grammar schools help close the attainment gap… Freddie Whittaker 8y Freddie Whittaker 8y News Education Fellowship trust gives up all 12 schools over poor performance An academy trust has become the first in the country to give up all its schools, after financial problems… Jess Staufenberg 8y Jess Staufenberg 8y News £215 million to adapt building for SEND pupils won’t go to most needy Special needs funding is now being allocated as “a blunt instrument”, with cash handed out based on population growth,… Jess Staufenberg 8y Jess Staufenberg 8y Newer 1 748 749 750 751 752 753 754 755 756 757 758 983 Older
