News Admission appeals: The key points The Department for Education (DfE) has this morning put out figures on the number of admissions appeals for the… Billy Camden 10y Billy Camden 10y News Prioritising poorer pupils could help lift grammar ban Grammar schools that prioritise free school meal pupils in their admissions policy could be used to prove that lifting… Billy Camden 10y Billy Camden 10y News Booming private tuition stretches attainment gap The burgeoning private tuition market, now worth up to £2 billion a year, is stretching the attainment gap between… Billy Camden 10y Billy Camden 10y News Ofqual confirms new method for allocating top GCSE grades Ofqual has confirmed it will adopt a new “fairer” approach to GCSE top grades after its proposed method won the… Freddie Whittaker 10y Freddie Whittaker 10y News 5 things we learned from the education committee’s MATs hearing The House of Commons education committee has spent the morning grilling academics, think tank leaders and faith school bosses… Freddie Whittaker 10y Freddie Whittaker 10y News Academy results boost ‘tapers away to zero’, study finds Improvements in schools’ results after they become sponsored academies cannot be attributed to the actions of their sponsors, a… Freddie Whittaker 10y Freddie Whittaker 10y News Grammar schools: Does photographed document reveal government plans? The government is under pressure to clarify its plans for new grammar schools after a memo photographed in Downing… Freddie Whittaker 10y Freddie Whittaker 10y News Schools should be ‘positive about masculinity’, claims Conservative MP Schools should be “positive about masculinity” and not try to “make boys something they are not”, a Conservative MP… Freddie Whittaker 10y Freddie Whittaker 10y News Former schools minister and ex-Ofsted chair to advise New Schools Network The former schools minister David Laws and ex-Ofsted chair Sally Morgan are among 16 new appointments to the New Schools… Billy Camden 10y Billy Camden 10y News Wilshaw: Return to grammar schools a ‘profoundly retrograde step’ Ofsted boss Sir Michael Wilshaw has taken aim at government plans to lift the ban on new grammar schools… Freddie Whittaker 10y Freddie Whittaker 10y News NUT ‘can envisage’ strikes this term The new leader of the National Union of Teachers has said he “can envisage” further walk-outs by teachers this term… Freddie Whittaker 10y Freddie Whittaker 10y News New test for 18,000 Year 11 pupils to make GCSE grading more accurate The new national reference tests will go-ahead and be taken for the first time by roughly 18,000 students in… Billy Camden 10y Billy Camden 10y Newer 1 846 847 848 849 850 851 852 853 854 855 856 1,033 Older
