News The EBacc Effect: How different ability pupils are pushed to study different school subjects In 2010 the government added a measure to school league tables. It signalled how many children studied a set… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Special schools ‘invisible’ in teacher recruitment adverts – despite serious shortages The government’s latest teacher recruitment advertisement could be independently investigated after more than 60 people made complaints. The Advertising… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News The academy trusts paid £850,000 to open schools – but never did At least 17 academy trusts handed a slice of £7.2 million to take over struggling schools have yet to… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Baseline assessment providers face ‘robustness’ check Providers of the new baseline tests for reception children are to be subject to an independent study to ensure… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News New study to examine if governors can be assessed on performance The Department for Education is looking into whether it can measure the performance of governors, it has been announced…. Sophie Scott 10y Sophie Scott 10y News Regional Commissioners will represent schools in post-16 government reviews Regional schools commissioners will act as the voice of all school sixth forms in a government review of post-16… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News The future of England’s school system: 9 things we learned from today’s Westminster Education Forum Some of the most powerful figures in education got together in the same room today to debate the future… Sophie Scott 10y Sophie Scott 10y News Pupils treated after fainting during remembrance assembly at Outwood Academy in Ripon, Yorkshire Up to 40 pupils at an academy in Yorkshire have been treated for signs of sickness after a number of them collapsed in… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News Michael Wilshaw: Pupils in illegal schools face ‘significant risk of harm’ but closure powers are ‘inadequate’ Arrangements for closing down unregistered schools are “inadequate” and too many children remain “at significant risk of harm”, Sir… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News Ofqual: Late entries to GCSEs rise slightly but A-levels at five-year low Ofqual has this morning published figures on the number of late GCSE and AS/A-level entries for this summer’s exam… Sophie Scott 10y Sophie Scott 10y News ‘Bring back grammar schools,’ Siemens boss tells Nicky Morgan England should open more grammar schools, the UK chief executive of Siemens has told Nicky Morgan. Juergen Maier, who… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News Teachers compete to write textbook activities in best countries State-prescribed textbooks do not have to be oppressive and could be created by teachers competing to get their best… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y Newer 1 895 896 897 898 899 900 901 902 903 904 905 1,001 Older
