News Teach First should shun London to boost social mobility Training provider Teach First should ditch London and instead place its top graduates into schools in the country’s ten… Billy Camden 9y Billy Camden 9y News Panel to hear appeal of ‘superhead’ Jo Shuter’s teaching ban next week A government disciplinary panel will meet next week to decide whether to strike off a teaching ban for a… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News Teach languages for three hours per week, report demands Schools should devote three hours of curriculum time per week to drag modern foreign languages out of “crisis”, a… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News Schools to foot bill as councils top-slice apprenticeship levy Schools across England are being told by councils that they must foot the bill for the government’s apprenticeship levy,… Freddie Whittaker 9y Freddie Whittaker 9y News Schools lack guidance on how to handle pupil exclusions Guidance on pupil exclusions originally published in December 2014 and set for implementation in January 2015 was pulled from… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y News Exclusive Thanks? No thanks: Why only 1 teacher received a thank you letter from the education secretary The government has written one thank-you letter to a retired teacher in the past four years, despite launching a… Billy Camden 9y Billy Camden 9y News Exclusive School admissions watchdog rejects ‘Catholic certificate’ The school admissions watchdog has ruled that a new certificate used to confirm a pupil is from a “practising… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y News Barton succeeds in challenge for ASCL post School leaders face a landmark decision that will shape the future direction of their union as either a professional… Freddie Whittaker 9y Freddie Whittaker 9y News Progress 8 scores could fall after ECDL grade recalibration Schools that enter large numbers of pupils into a fast-track ICT qualification could see Progress 8 scores drop if… Schools Week Reporter 9y Schools Week Reporter 9y News Exclusive Revealed: How All-Party Parliamentary Groups influence education policy Beginning this week, Schools Week is revealing its first investigation into all-party parliamentary groups (APPGs), uncovering how they influence… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y News Exclusive High and low attainers do worst in fully selective areas, new data reveals Pupils with low and high prior attainment are less likely to pass five GCSEs in fully selective areas, a… Freddie Whittaker 9y Freddie Whittaker 9y News Gaming app claims to help children’s cognitive self-regulation A mobile phone app that encourages parents to play games at home with their children shows promise in closing the… Jess Staufenberg 9y Jess Staufenberg 9y Newer 1 804 805 806 807 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 1,012 Older
