High achieving disadvantaged pupils less likely to get top GCSE grades UCL research finds gaps begin to emerge between ages 11 and 14
SEND and the far-right on the NEU conference agenda Around 1,500 NEU members will gather in Brighton from Monday to Thursday
We ARE consulting on SEND appeals, insists DfE Lawyers ask for an ‘urgent explanation’ after conflicting messages on SEND tribunal
Third of parents say they take children on term-time holidays New Public First report also reveals regional divides in attitudes to absence and behaviour
Our crisis of truth is overflowing in the classroom Parents feel unprepared. Teachers feel unequipped. Young people feel overwhelmed
More pupils report conspiracy theories and misinfo in school And four in five teachers report having had a pupil bring up a conspiracy theory with them
David Ross trust braced for redundancies amid falling rolls Cuts loom at 36-school MAT after central team review failed to address funding reductions
Revealed: 331 more school nurseries, but councils to take over programme From May, ‘councils, rather than schools’ will be invited to propose plans for new places
More DfE change as new regional director revealed Nigel Minns’s arrival in the department makes it four changes to regional groups within the last year