News Lord Nash admits academies have been ‘untouchable’ due to funding agreement issues Junior schools minister Lord Nash has admitted that early funding agreements have blocked the government from delivering “strong and… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Fair banding tests ‘exclude’ deprived pupils Pupils from chaotic backgrounds face missing out on school places because they have to attend several secondary schools for… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Schools could get right to see marked GCSE papers as Ofqual consults on appeals process Schools could get the right to request copies of marked GCSE exam papers as they consider appealing against marks,… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News GCSE and A-level grade challenges soar as schools deal with ‘anxiety’ over accountability pressures Schools submitted 121,000 more enquiries about GCSE and A-level grades this year than in 2014, a rise of 27 per cent…. Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News Primary school league tables 2015: the ‘golden 28’ for key stage 2 SATs Twenty-eight schools have overcome the odds and achieved the highest levels of progress and achievement for their disadvantaged pupils,… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Primary league tables 2015: schools ‘rise to the challenge’ in key stage 2 tests The Department for Education (DfE) has today released this year’s performance tables for primary schools, based on this summer’s… Sophie Scott 10y Sophie Scott 10y News Have tablet, will learn independently: An investigation into iPads in the classroom Mobile, one-to-one technology – such as lightweight tablet computers and smartphones – have given new focus to the “independent… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Report reveals four in five school leaders face recruitment ‘problem’ as committee begins teacher supply inquiry Almost four in five school leaders have reported a problem with recruitment, a survey by the National Association of… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News Government could challenge High Court ruling over religious GCSE row The government could appeal against a High Court ruling that it made “false and misleading” claims about the new religious… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News ‘Bedroom tax’ leaves pupils hungry and stressed, report finds Children are being left hungry and stressed at school because of the government’s bedroom tax, a new study has… Billy Camden 10y Billy Camden 10y News Academies to be brought under ‘coasting schools’ legislation Academies will be brought under new “coasting schools” legislation, the government has announced. Prime minister David Cameron has confirmed… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News Religion should have the same importance as English and maths, new study claims Teachers need to be as clued up on religion as they are on English and maths, a major new… John Dickens 10y John Dickens 10y Newer 1 870 871 872 873 874 875 876 877 878 879 880 985 Older
