Schools Labour’s school improvement teams will deliver misogyny training Research shows rise in references to sexual harassment, abuse and safeguarding incidents in Ofsted reports Freddie Whittaker 1y Freddie Whittaker 1y News International applicants prop up flagging teacher recruitment One expert said the analysis suggests teaching profession is ‘shifting towards becoming increasingly dependent on immigration’ Lucas Cumiskey 1y Lucas Cumiskey 1y Politics Ark stands by chair Sir Paul Marshall over social media activity The Conservative donor has been accused of liking and sharing extremist posts Freddie Whittaker 1y Freddie Whittaker 1y Schools Exclusive Lambeth spent £230k on legal fees over superhead departure It was revealed the council had reached a settlement with Sir Craig Tunstall last month Samantha Booth 1y Samantha Booth 1y Ofsted Ofsted: Employers lack skills to help SEND pupils on work experience Leaders ‘prioritised work experience and many were building relationships with employers’, but with ‘mixed results’ Freddie Whittaker 1y Freddie Whittaker 1y Schools Exclusive Schools warned over Big Classroom ‘possible subscription trap’ Teachers got stung by bills of nearly £500 and legal threats after signing up for a free trial Jack Dyson 1y Jack Dyson 1y Resits Exclusive Zero-tolerance resit rule could cost schools £10m Heads warn the ‘out-of-the-blue’ changes, which include minimum teaching hours, are ‘simply unrealistic’ Samantha Booth 1y Samantha Booth 1y Schools Schools face struggle to plug the gaps in ‘bankrupt’ Birmingham School leaders warn councils making multi-million pound cuts to children’s service is a ‘sign that something is badly wrong’ Samantha Booth 1y Samantha Booth 1y Supply teachers Exclusive Supply teachers plan Post Office-style legal action to take down umbrella companies The National Supply Teachers Network to take group litigation over unlawful salary reductions and missing holiday pay Lucas Cumiskey 1y Lucas Cumiskey 1y School funding ‘Sizeable minority’ of academy trusts ‘vulnerable’ as pupil numbers fall Analysis finds hundreds of primary-only or majority trusts could be in financial jeopardy Freddie Whittaker 1y Freddie Whittaker 1y Academies Exclusive Academy trust top slicing is on the up (but do schools get better deal?) As two trusts top-slice almost 10%, chiefs say running services in-house saves time and money for heads Jack Dyson 1y Jack Dyson 1y School funding Exclusive ‘Severe hardship’ as thousands of schools get 0.5% funding rise Academy trust body requests emergency funding following government’s reduction in minimum per-pupil funding levels Freddie Whittaker 1y Freddie Whittaker 1y Newer 1 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 975 Older
