News EXCLUSIVE: Michael Wilshaw AND David Carter summoned to answer MP questions together Two of education’s most prominent figures, Sir David Carter and Sir Michael Wilshaw, will appear side-by-side in front of… Nicky Phillips 9y Nicky Phillips 9y News Career changers’ teacher training applications increase by 27% Career-changers are fuelling a rise in the number of applicants to teacher training courses, with the latest statistics from… Nicky Phillips 9y Nicky Phillips 9y News TA standards ‘nothing to do with us’, says Gibb – as unions publish report Government-commissioned standards for teaching assistants are finally being released 15 months after they were due, but only on the… Nicky Phillips 9y Nicky Phillips 9y News INVESTIGATION: Schools seek Russell-Group grads for £12k TA jobs – others need not apply A surge in teaching assistant adverts for Russell Group university graduates – with salaries as low as £11,400 –… Nicky Phillips 9y Nicky Phillips 9y News Former education secretary tipped for Tory leadership Former education secretary Michael Gove (pictured) has become second favourite to become the next Conservative party leader – after… Nicky Phillips 9y Nicky Phillips 9y News Sir Michael Wilshaw: Ban schools that fail brightest pupils from opening academy trust Schools that fail to meet the needs of their brightest pupils should be banned from setting up an academy… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News Government has ‘no plan’ for teacher shortage, cross-party MPs reveal The Department for Education (DfE) has been slammed by a group of MPs for its lack of “leadership or… Sophie Scott 9y Sophie Scott 9y News SPEED READ: 9 key points from the PAC report into ‘incoherent’ teacher training The Department for Education’s (DfE) approach to tackling teacher training “lacks coherence”, its plans are “experimental and unevaluated” and… Sophie Scott 9y Sophie Scott 9y News ITT providers to find out new allocation system in “coming weeks” The government’s new approach to allocating teacher training places – where the “best” providers will be awarded long-term allocations… Sophie Scott 9y Sophie Scott 9y News Treat new university data with caution, UCAS tells schools Schools have been warned to treat with caution an in-depth tranche of equality data for more than 130 large… Sophie Scott 9y Sophie Scott 9y News £1 billion spent on teacher bursaries – but no one knows if they work, says spending watchdog Almost £1 billion will have been spent on bursaries for new teachers by next year, but their effectiveness has… Nick Linford 9y Nick Linford 9y News Teachers are ‘victim-blaming’ and need sexism training, MPs told Teachers are “victim-blaming” pupils and often dismiss sexual harassment as “horseplay” because they lack the training and skills necessary… Nick Linford 9y Nick Linford 9y Newer 1 805 806 807 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 815 970 Older
