Educational psychologists on strike: ‘It’s all crumbling’ Members of the Association of Educational Psychologists went on strike for the first time in decades this week
1 in 5 schools face handing back all their tutoring cash More than 4,000 schools did not submit their end of year tutoring statement last month
DfE rejected special school for county slammed over place shortage Inspectors said Hertfordshire had ‘widespread and/or systemic failings leading to significant concerns’ about SEND children
GCSE students set to be given exam aids for one more year It follows Nick Gibb, ex-schools minister, saying there was ‘an expectation’ the support would not be offered this year
Working in schools ‘unsustainably demanding’ as teacher wellbeing hits five-year low The education workforce is ‘stressed and unhappy at work,’ warns teacher support charity
How schools with the poorest intakes boosted progress Heads explain how they improved behaviour, changed leadership and reached outside of the school gates to boost results
Has Nick Gibb won the education battle? The schools minister backs traditional teaching methods. But do they actually improve results? Schools Week investigates
DfE cost-cutter told ‘unsafe’ school to slash £150k from staff spend Resource management adviser was sent to school where Ofsted found ‘lack of staff leaves pupils at imminent risk of harm’
‘Independent’ inquiry’s critical Ofsted poll mostly NEU members Leaders slam self-selecting sample of union-funded group that is ‘dressed up as independent’