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Four in 10 teachers now report pupil misbehaviour is disrupting all or most of their lessons, a government survey suggests. The Department for Education...
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When the current government and education secretary took office, they carried with them a sense of hope – for stability, clarity and a bold...
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Former union boss Mary Bousted and ex-children’s commissioner Anne Longfield will be made peers. The pair will sit in the House of Lords and...
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The government’s new schools bill will dominate education policymaking for the next few years, before changes start to feed into classrooms across the country...
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Teachers should be given powers to sanction parents who fail to engage in efforts to halt the “rising epidemic of disruptive and dangerous behaviour”...
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The proposed children’s wellbeing and schools bill would give ministers a new legal power to intervene where academy trusts break rules, while flexi-schooled children...
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An already-delayed new reception baseline assessment needs “further development work” before its roll-out next year, Ofqual has warned. The Standards and Testing Agency has...
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The government announcement of an additional £740 million to increase specialist provision and inclusion in mainstream should be celebrated. After all, it’s an enabler...
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When I talk to parents, the one thing they almost all want above anything else is to know that they’ll be able to send...
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The loss of academy freedoms proposed by government risks making it “more difficult for trusts to do the hard work of improving schools in...
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The image of food banks beside schools has become a haunting symbol of the profound inequities shaping our children’s futures. Step into any classroom...
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The government will legislate to allow councils to open schools again, end the automatic academisation of failing maintained settings and make academies follow reformed...
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An over-focus by some mainstream schools on accountability measures when developing their curriculums has resulted in “less flexibility” for pupils with SEND, an Ofsted...
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A headteacher says an 11-hour school day could be rolled out across more schools after a £20,000 trial boosted behaviour, homework completion and students’...
