News Government needs ‘more information’ before summer-born decision The government needs “more information and data” before it can make a decision on admissions of summer-born children, the… Freddie Whittaker 9y Freddie Whittaker 9y News Greening’s first education questions: Green paper ‘will help’ SEN pupils, and four other things we learned The government’s new(ish) education team faced its first proper grilling in Parliament this afternoon during the first education questions since… Freddie Whittaker 9y Freddie Whittaker 9y News Labour reshuffle: Rayner stays, Mike Kane becomes shadow schools minister The Labour MP Angela Rayner will continue her work as shadow education secretary following a reshuffle of the opposition frontbench, while former teacher… Freddie Whittaker 9y Freddie Whittaker 9y News Four-day week threat as budgets hit ‘breaking point’ School budgets at “breaking point” are forcing headteachers to take “drastic measures”, a union leader has warned. Heads of… Billy Camden 9y Billy Camden 9y News REAch 2 director joins struggling chain A regional director of the country’s largest primary-only trust has joined the board of a struggling chain. Simon Wood,… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News UTC will switch to become secondary school at cost of £13m A south London council is facing a £13 million bill to convert a university technical college in financial trouble… Billy Camden 9y Billy Camden 9y News 5 Key Facts: Teacher Workload In The UK vs Other Countries A new report published by the Education Policy Institute (EPI) today has analysed teacher workload and professional development in… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y News Teacher workload won’t reduce unless class sizes are increased, new report claims Teachers will struggle to reduce their workload unless schools increase their class sizes, a new analysis has claimed. A… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y News Grammar plan is winning formula’ for votes, says Conservative MP One of the Conservative’s fiercest grammar advocates has said the policy is not only the morally “right thing” to… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News GCSE grading changes will hamper school comparisons The new grading system and a raft of government reforms mean GCSE results will not be comparable until at… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y News Private schools pledge their support for national MFL training centre Private schools have pledged to support a new national teacher training centre for linguists to stave off a “crisis… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y News Exclusive Cadet club growth slow in schools one year after £50m grant Just five state schools have opened cadet clubs since former chancellor George Osborne announced a £50 million grant last… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y Newer 1 787 788 789 790 791 792 793 794 795 796 797 984 Older