News Pay top teachers more to work in challenging areas, report urges A cross-party report has suggested paying the country’s top teachers 25 per cent more to work in disadvantaged areas…. Sophie Scott 11y Sophie Scott 11y News FEATURED: the new regional schools commissioners Primary schools that wish to apply for academy status will be encouraged to do so in groups says Dominic… Nicky Phillips 11y Nicky Phillips 11y News Teaching unions join thousands in London pay protest marches Hundreds of teachers from across the country joined colleagues from the public sector today to protest for pay increases…. Sophie Scott 11y Sophie Scott 11y News Ofsted busts ‘myths’ on book-marking and lesson plans Use the red pen as much or as little as you like. That seems to be the message from… Philip Nye 11y Philip Nye 11y News Truth behind the ‘funny oath’ Teachers will not have to swear “some funny oath”, Tristram Hunt has said after comments he made led to… Nick Linford 11y Nick Linford 11y News Cameron plans rescue squad of 1,500 top teachers A rescue team of teachers in the shape of a National Teaching Service (NTS) were proposed this week by… Nick Linford 11y Nick Linford 11y News School Direct places soar as institutions face cuts Figures released this week show that teacher training places at outstanding providers are to be cut 10.6 per cent,… Nick Linford 11y Nick Linford 11y News Ofsted obstruct the sharing of teacher observation notes A data protection expert has said Ofsted is being obstructive by using copyright law to prevent teachers publishing their… Nick Linford 11y Nick Linford 11y News More academy conversions given the green light Labour would continue to allow good and outstanding schools to convert to academy status, Shadow Education Secretary Tristram Hunt… Nick Linford 11y Nick Linford 11y News Quick reunion for A and AS-levels Tristram Hunt has brushed off concerns over his plan to “recouple” AS-levels and A-levels, saying “parliament is sovereign and… Nick Linford 11y Nick Linford 11y News Truants stay in the classroom as term-time holidays lose their allure The Department for Education (DfE) has revealed record low numbers of children persistently missing lessons. The government said the… Nick Linford 11y Nick Linford 11y News Improvement plans ‘not fit for purpose’ Birmingham schools named in the Trojan Horse scandal have brought in new turnaround plans, following sharp criticism from Ofsted…. Nick Linford 11y Nick Linford 11y Newer 1 975 976 977 978 979 980 981 982 983 984 985 989 Older
