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She asked what work the government was doing to “make sure that there’s clear guidance, but also to make sure that the ...
Members of the National Education Union (NEU) at 14 Outwood Grange academies will be staging walkouts across 10 days in July, ...
In previous years, the statutory guidance has tended to be published in May or June, before coming into force the following September. In an email today, the DfE said: “We will publish keeping ...
GMB’s national officer Kevin Brandstatter called the offer a “real terms pay cut” and “one of the worst in the public sector”. “Offering teachers 4 per cent and badly paid school support staff and ...
Four of the government’s five missions – on crime, health and growth as well as opportunity – all revolve directly around investing in children and young people. Ministers understand this, and are ...
James Cleverly to replace Patrick Spencer on Parliament's education select committee Sir James Cleverly, who was education secretary for two months during the downfall of Boris Johnson’s premiership, ...
Data obtained by Schools Week shows that 15,362 retired teachers have so far made a decision after getting detailed ...
A new evaluation of a programme using social, emotional and mental health ( SEMH) interventions to support students in ...
New study has found school pupils in exam years are missing coursework, dropping subjects and facing disruption because of ...
For policymakers, local authorities and other system leaders, the message is clear: Effective system change isn’t always ...
Over 6,000 youngsters are now waiting over a year to obtain education, health and care plans (EHCPs), as the number issued ...
Labour’s schools bill reforms propose rolling back academy freedoms and have been heavily criticised - but who are the CEOs ...