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A “significant number of children” have been “opted out of more orthodox patterns of education”, Ofsted has warned, as it expressed misgivings over the...
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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 government has missed its primary teacher recruitment targets by the biggest gap on record – however overall recruitment has improved from last year’s...
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An influential committee of MPs has urged ministers not to defund courses that rival T-levels, like BTECs, days before the government is expected to...
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The rate of funding paid to schools for universal infant free school meals has increased by 5p, but remains far below the estimated actual...
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The Academy Trust Handbook 2024 is making it easier for trusts to borrow money for investments that support renewable activity or energy efficiency. This...
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The government has earmarked £740 million of capital funding to create more specialist SEND places in mainstream schools. Ministers have also announced they will...
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How many children live in England? The answer should be simple. It is essential knowledge for many reasons: to plan public services, for safeguarding,...
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The number of children “missing” from education could be closer to 300,000, researchers have warned, with almost one in 10 pupils leaving the education...
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Attracting an extra 6,500 teachers through wage rises alone would cost the government more than £7 billion a year, according to the National Foundation...
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They called it the great catch-up. The government’s £1.12 billion National Tutoring Programme was meant to be the answer to children’s lost learning after...
