Labour has little to say on SEND But party won’t ‘rip up’ current reforms, and will take forward measures that are ‘effective and working’
Jewish schools get extra cash for security The government said it is ‘very concerned’ some schools have closed due to safety fears
Education ‘hackathon’ could test AI role in EHCPs and careers advice The artificial intelligence firm linked to Vote Leave campaign wins £350k government contract to run first-of-kind event
‘Astounding’ educational psychologists pay U-turn could impact schools Education psychologists will strike later this autumn
Barran ‘worries’ teachers ‘don’t believe’ pledge to cut workload Academies minister said she hears that ‘teachers don’t feel appreciated’
Council criticised over ‘turn the tap off’ EHCP referrals plan Norfolk council has acknowledged the phrasing was ‘unhelpful’ as campaigners fear it will ration support
How robots are helping anxious pupils go back to school Schools are now using the AV1 devices as part of their attendance strategy
Ministers extend mental health support as waiting list swells The DfE is looking to extend a mental health support package for headteachers beyond March after a waiting list reached 200
DfE to reopen tutoring spend return form after ‘difficulties’ One head said the process was ‘taking up an unacceptable and disproportionate amount of time’