Aside from being a statutory obligation, teachers should see continued professional development (CPD) as an integral (and integrated) component of their role. A recent...
Chief executive, Saffron Academy Trust 19 May 2024, 5:00 Young lives, big ambitions: Transforming life chances for vulnerable children and teens By Anne Longfield...
A Surrey primary school is demanding a “lessons learnt review” from Ofsted after eight inspectors visited three times over two academic years. Inspectors first...
Schools face having to submit their three-year budget forecasts this summer without knowing what their funding level will be from next March. It comes...
We know that reading is fundamental to the development of children. Countless studies highlight the links between strong reading skills from an early age...
The government will spend £105 million opening 15 new special free schools, the chancellor announced at the budget, which included no other investment for...
When it comes to strengthening England’s education system, few initiatives held more promise than the Early Career Framework. Launched in 2019 to stem staggeringly...
Twenty areas will get new alternative provision free schools, the government has finally announced, but more than half of those that applied were rejected....
Government should set up a “single front door” for parental complaints to ensure they are not investigated multiple times, the body representing England’s academy...
Memories of bad work experience persist. The annual teenage procession of two weeks of tea-making at a local firm with little or no benefit to either...
Today the Runnymede Trust and our partners at Freelands Foundation launch Visualise, the first major research into race and ethnicity in GCSE art education. Our findings confirm what art...
Debating should be encouraged to boost pupils’ oracy and steps should be taken to ensure exam preparation does not “distort” the English curriculum, Ofsted...