News Baseline providers hit back at unions over disadvantage claims The three providers of the baseline reception tests have hit back at claims that their assessments are not credible… Nicky Phillips 9y Nicky Phillips 9y News MP’s bill for schools to challenge Ofsted passes first hurdle Legislation proposing new powers for schools to challenge Ofsted inspection results has passed its first stage in parliament after… Nicky Phillips 9y Nicky Phillips 9y News Theresa May’s migrant salary threshold means schools face hiking pay or losing staff Schools will be forced to raise salaries or face losing key staff when new earnings thresholds for non-EU migrants… Nicky Phillips 9y Nicky Phillips 9y News Sir Michael Wilshaw congratulates three ‘exceptional’ headteachers under new Ofsted approach Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw has written to three “exceptional” school leaders as part of a new initiative by… Sophie Scott 9y Sophie Scott 9y News Crisis? What crisis? Nick Gibb stays stoic after damning NAO report Teacher recruitment targets missed, vacancies up almost tenfold and a stark warning from key auditors, but still no crisis,… Nick Linford 9y Nick Linford 9y News Government rules out making PSHE and SRE statutory The government has refused to make personal, social and health education (PSHE) and sex and relationships education (SRE) statutory… Sophie Scott 9y Sophie Scott 9y News DfE under fire for missing recruitment targets as teacher vacancies rocket The Department for Education has been accused of not doing enough to train new teachers – as the rate… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News NAO Teacher Recruitment Report: The 15 key points The Department for Education estimates £700 million is spent on training new teachers each year – but for the… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News E-ACT inspection: Too few pupils get ‘good enough’ education at trust which shed 10 schools An academy trust which gave up almost a third of its schools is still failing to give enough pupils… Nick Linford 9y Nick Linford 9y News Young offender institutions could be turned into “secure schools” under new proposals Young offender institutions could be turned into “secure schools” with a greater focus on education, under new plans being… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News Schools keep pupils on-site as alternative provision costs soar Ofsted has told schools they must do more to protect vulnerable and disenfranchised pupils – despite new figures showing… John Dickens 9y John Dickens 9y News MPs to debate powers for schools to challenge Ofsted inspections New powers for schools to challenge Ofsted inspection outcomes will be debated in Parliament tomorrow. Liberal Democrat education spokesperson… Nick Linford 9y Nick Linford 9y Newer 1 855 856 857 858 859 860 861 862 863 864 865 985 Older
