Reframing digital skills for the workforce of tomorrow No longer just for those with a passion for technology: why digital skills matter
How tailored coaching training can transform whole-school cultures Sophie Enstone, Assistant Principal Learning and Teaching, Goffs Academy, shares her perspective on her coaching journey, how it’s been integrated into her school, and offers some insights for others on a similar path.
Ofsted: Inspectors locked out of new training after tech glitch Watchdog promises to send video of mental health training to all inspectors after hundreds were unable to access the session this morning
Top educational psychologist course closes after DfE funding reallocation UCL’s doctorate in educational psychology, the longest-established course of its kind, has begun ‘winding down’ due to fewer funded places
Teacher workload ‘getting in the way’ of ECF reforms, finds Ofsted 7 key findings from the watchdog’s review into professional development
MPs launch teacher recruitment and retention inquiry The Education Committee is set to investigate the driving factors behind chronic teacher shortages as part of a new inquiry launched today
DfE warned its trust CEO scheme risks breaching competition law Training providers warn plans to launch a MAT leadership development programme could wipe them out and risk breaching competition rules
Teacher recruitment targets hiked as DfE predicts post-Covid exodus Ministers have repeatedly missed past targets, but slashed trainee bursaries during a short-lived Covid boom
Teacher training needs reform, but the government’s review isn’t nearly ambitious enough The government’s initial teacher training review has the potential to improve some aspects of provision, but could prove to be a missed opportunity, warns Jonathan Mountstevens. Experience tells me that initial teacher training needs reform. As a secondary senior leader, I have seen plenty of newly qualified teachers who have imbibed discredited ideas about learning […]