News DfE volunteers begin Workload Challenge analysis Teams of Department for Education (DfE) “volunteers” have started logging teacher responses to the Workload Challenge. The challenge, launched… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Edu select committee launches crowdsourcing for 2015 agenda The education select committee has started to receive responses after kicking off a new way of crowdsourcing public views… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News AET turns to ‘plan B’ on outsourcing The country’s largest academy chain is to press on with cost-saving measures after backing out of a plan to… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Want to know why teachers are banned? Dig deep . . . It’s not easy to find out how many teachers were banned last year for sexual offences against children. It’s… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Institute of Education merges with UCL The country’s only university solely for education research and teacher training is to merge with University College London (UCL)…. Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Missed teacher training targets ‘storing up trouble’ Concerns have been raised about efforts to train sufficient numbers of teachers after figures were released showing that the… Philip Nye 10y Philip Nye 10y News Banned head takes DfE to High Court for right to appeal A banned headteacher has taken the Department for Education to High Court in a bid to overturn a decision… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News Inspections reveal Ofsted’s approach to British values in wake of ‘Trojan Horse’ Snap inspections in the past two months have shed light on Ofsted’s approach to inspecting “British values”. In a… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Survey finds cutting costs a ‘major priority’ for more than half of school leaders Cutting costs is the major issue facing school leaders, new research released today shows. An annual survey of headteachers,… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Ofsted publishes outcomes for 35 no-notice inspections following ‘Trojan Horse’ revelations Twenty three schools have seen a fall in their inspection rating after being hit with a no-notice inspection from Ofsted… Nick Linford 10y Nick Linford 10y News MPs call for action claiming too many nursery children fall behind in maths Politicians are calling for a “positive maths drive” as they say too many pre-schools and nurseries are failing to… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y News Labour to end ‘£700m’ private school subsidy unless state partnership conditions are met The Labour party would change the law to end ‘generous state subsidies’ for private schools that do not partner with state schools, says… Nicky Phillips 10y Nicky Phillips 10y Newer 1 948 949 950 951 952 953 954 955 956 957 958 969 Older
