Assessment Ofqual boss hears pupils’ confessions on AI ‘It’s getting harder and harder to detect it,’ warns Sir Ian Bauckham Samantha Booth 17mins Samantha Booth 17mins Inclusion Allergy guidance: What schools need to know Proposed statutory guidance says all schools should stock spare allergy pens Samantha Booth 4h Samantha Booth and Ruth Lucas 4h Inclusion Investigation ‘There is nothing left to cut’: The schools counting the cost of inclusion Schools Week investigates how the current system punishes inclusive schools financially, with leaders facing making cutbacks to maintain current… Chaminda Jayanetti 9h Chaminda Jayanetti 9h Inclusion Exclusive More than half of specialist free school projects set to go ahead Councils faced a choice between a new school and accepting alternative funding for SEND expansion Ruth Lucas 14h Ruth Lucas 14h Pay and conditions Support staff turnover hits record high as experts call for action Report recommends government action to help schools recruit staff, including through more training and higher pay Lydia Chantler-Hicks 19h Lydia Chantler-Hicks 19h Inclusion David Bell to lead independent review on antisemitism in schools School leaders have welcomed any support in tackling the issue Samantha Booth 1d Samantha Booth 1d Pay and conditions Schools can only afford a 2.7% pay rise over two years, says DfE Leaders will need to ‘realise and sustain better value’ to meet costs of a planned 6.5%, three-year pay rise… Lydia Chantler-Hicks 2d Lydia Chantler-Hicks 2d Schools white paper Funding and leadership questions over new area ‘missions’ Bid to improve north east and coastal schools risks ‘becoming symbolic rather than structural’, ministers told Jack Dyson 3d Jack Dyson 3d News Complaints reforms welcomed, but greater powers needed Legal experts warn proposals ‘stop short’ of providing enough powers for schools Ruth Lucas 3d Ruth Lucas 3d News Education questions: Ministers grilled on SEND reforms and academy trust accountability Bridget Phillipson and her team fielded questions from MPs in the House of Commons Ruth Lucas 3d Ruth Lucas 3d Schools Diversity and flexibility push in DfE’s 6,500 teachers plan Ministers have finally revealed details of how they plan to grow the teaching workforce by 6,500 Lydia Chantler-Hicks 4d Lydia Chantler-Hicks 4d Schools white paper DfE eyes private special school veto Phillipson set to have powers to stop independent special schools opening or expanding where there’s ‘limited evidence of demand’ Samantha Booth 4d Samantha Booth 4d 1 2 3 4 5 6 1,027 Older
