Teacher trainers deluged by unsuitable international applicants DfE is trying to stay ‘on the front foot’ to help teacher trainers deal with a huge influx of international applications
Report reveals how top trusts closed ethnicity attainment gap Diversifying curriculum was one of the successful strategies in government study commissioned after Sewell report
Help us ‘minimise’ exclusions, councils tell regional directors The Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) wants academy regulators to ‘play greater role’ in cutting exclusions
Only public confidence stopping us from using AI in marking, says AQA AQA’s boss said artificial intelligence could be used ‘pretty much tomorrow morning’ to mark markers
Thousands more kids leaving school without GCSE grades ‘new norm’ Analysis shows 3.3 per cent of pupils received no grade in English in 2023, compared with 1.7 per cent in 2019
Ministers mull putting solar panels on disused school land Plan would allow schools to generate their own electricity, says Baroness Barran
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