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Movers and Shakers

Movers and shakers: Education Partnership Trust, CICES, Bury Council

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Ofsted

Outdated Ofsted rule ‘inadequate’ for looked-after children

Academies

Officials kept mum about academy probe as merger decided

Recruitment and retention

Trust offers degree pathway to create ‘children’s workforce’

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Retire Early, Live Fully: What Teachers Need to Consider First

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AI Safety: From DfE Guidance to Classroom Confidence

News

SEND adviser admits reforms ‘taking longer than sector hoped’

Politics

Kids’ school dinner protest leaves a bad taste

Politics

Reform-run Kent council plans £2m school budget raid

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Rebecca Maw
Opinion: Inclusion

What the inclusion push can learn from Haringey

AP is a lifeline, not a footnote. Haringey’s model shows what’s possible when we prioritise its pupils and their…

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Cllr Zena Brabazon
Opinion: CPD

NPQs must evolve to avoid a policy ‘boom and bust’

In many ways, this is the golden age of professional development, but there’s a gap in our provision which…

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Poppy Nobes
Opinion: Assessment

GCSE resits don’t deliver social justice – but alternatives can

The GCSE resit policy limits our ability to recognise what learners can do. We know what would work better,…

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Robin Bevan
The Legal Leader

The accountability implications of ‘the Hillsborough Law’

New legislation making its way through parliament will place new ethical responsibilities on schools and trusts

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Esther Maxwell and Kamal Chauhan
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Opinion: Accountability

How to make the most of Ofsted’s new nominee role

Schools can’t afford to allow this new feature of Ofsted’s framework to go unnoticed. It can transform the inspection…

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Kerry Boffey
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The Legal Leader

The accountability implications of ‘the Hillsborough Law’

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The Research Leader

Our national wellbeing problems require local solutions

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Do we really know how to attract and retain teachers?

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Dr Sam Sims
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June Stevenson
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How can we finally make financial education a reality?

Our gold-standard research shows how government can deliver what the public at large wants – without over-burdening teachers

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What’s really behind white low-income pupils’ underperformance?

A deep dive into new data reveals attention to this cohort is not just political grandstanding

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Letters to the editor

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Why we’re getting parents dreadfully wrong, why RISE needs to raise its game, and why Ofsted can only take…

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The wrong kind reading test at the wrong time, the true sign of cultural decline, and cognitive dissonance over…

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Letters to the editor

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Missing! A piece of the admissions puzzle. A ministerial responsibility. Support for familes. And clarity from Ofsted.

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A monstrous admission, a deafening silence, a dangerous manifesto and a turn of the tables

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Primary testing, the demise of a Schools Week standard, farming for engagement, chunking EHCPs, and a conspiracy flushed out

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Schools Week’s legendary cartoonist hangs up his pen, perceptions of behaviour diverge, and a data disaster looms

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