Movers and Shakers Nottingham professors to lead university teacher trainers’ body UCET chair Stefanie Sullivan, and fellow Nottingham University professor Jo McIntrye will jointly take over role Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8h Lydia Chantler-Hicks 8h Ofsted Complaints to Ofsted rise as parents urged to approach schools first Complaints to watchdog rise by 5 per cent as watchdog says some parents are bypassing internal processes Lydia Chantler-Hicks 10h Lydia Chantler-Hicks 10h Curriculum Schools left in the dark on RSHE training grants Department for Education promised training grants in ‘early 2026’ Ruth Lucas 13h Ruth Lucas 13h Schools English hubs support programme expanded to secondaries English hubs to be rolled out to secondaries in September following ‘successful’ pilot Lydia Chantler-Hicks 17h Lydia Chantler-Hicks 17h Inclusion Exclusive Exclusions and absence cut under early identification approach – study Approach focuses on early identification of needs and action plans Ruth Lucas 17h Ruth Lucas 17h Politics DfE’s £15m boost for marketing a ‘slap in face’ for families Government criticised for ‘self-promotion’ after revealing £50m spend Lydia Chantler-Hicks 17h Lydia Chantler-Hicks 17h Inclusion Investigation Soaring cost of private provision revealed as ministers plan curbs The findings of a Schools Week investigation come as the government gears up to rein in spending on private special schools Chaminda Jayanetti 17h Chaminda Jayanetti 17h Academies Exclusive Revealed: First MAT set to surpass 100 schools with merger United Learning’s proposal to merge with another trust would take its academy tally into three figures Jack Dyson 1d Jack Dyson 1d Inclusion Exclusive Peer networks provide support for new inclusion bases Two London-based schools are leading networks specialising in autism provision Ruth Lucas 1d Ruth Lucas 1d Movers and Shakers Movers and shakers: FEA, Infinity, EPI, GDST This week’s movers and shakers include a kinship carer, an air skiier and a former The Apprentice hopeful Schools Week Reporter 4d Schools Week Reporter 4d News ‘Little surprise’ lawyers and ‘vested interests’ oppose SEND reform, says Phillipson ‘They want the system to remain as it is, because they make a profit, often out of exploiting parents’ Freddie Whittaker 4d Freddie Whittaker 4d Academies Exclusive End of advisory boards leaves civil servants with ‘monopoly on wisdom’ Ministers axe regional director meetings as analysis shows some ‘have essentially ceased to exist’ Jack Dyson 4d Jack Dyson 4d 1 2 3 4 5 6 1,029 Older
