Lack of specialist maths teachers ‘massive injustice’, says flagship scheme boss Part-time roles and emphasising the ‘social value’ of maths teaching could help recruitment woes, Charlie Stripp said
Snubbed teacher training providers get top Ofsted reports Leaders left ‘struggling to explain’ why they will stop providing service to schools next year
Council SEND deficit bailouts hit £1bn as 20 more issued Councils told to make mainstream schools more inclusive in new wave of handouts
Treasury expects schools to charge parents for wraparound childcare Government tells Schools Week it expects ‘most schools will be able to deliver the provision self-sufficiently’ from 2026
Budget 2023: Hunt wants all primaries to provide ‘wraparound’ childcare New ‘ambition’ that all children are able to access 8am to 6pm childcare provision in school by 2026, but just £289m to fund it
DfE will consider new requirement to teach about suicide prevention Minister: Mental health will be ‘priority area’ in the upcoming review of relationships, sex and health education guidance
Revealed: Oak names new curriculum partners But contracts to create lessons for two subjects not awarded as bids ‘did not meet high quality bar’
Advantage chief executive joins behaviour advisory group Led by behaviour tsar Tom Bennett, behaviour hubs train schools to better tackle classroom disruption.
Home Office U-turn on blasphemy guidance Department now ‘looking to draft new guidance’ after Quran incident