Teacher workload, staffing shortages and competing priorities are stretching schools’ capacity to provide mentors for trainee teachers, a survey has found. In the latest...
With £200 million recently announced to roll out special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) training to all teaching staff as part of the recently...
We know the government is keen for more mainstream schools to provide comprehensive support for SEND children. I’m pleased that at Launceston College we’re...
Merger plans that would create England’s first 100-school academy trust have been revealed – four months after the trusts started sharing the same CEO....
New national inclusion base peer networks are being launched to help schools share expertise in setting up provision for pupils with SEND. The Department...
This week’s movers and shakers include a kinship carer, an air skiier and a former The Apprentice hopeful. This column is our fortnightly guide to who...
Most behind-closed-doors meetings that once analysed plans for the future of schools have already been canned, Schools Week can reveal, as ministers prepare to scrap the...
The education secretary is unsurprised by criticism of proposed SEND reforms from “vested interests” and lawyers who profit from “exploiting parents”. The government’s plans...
Prominent academy trust bosses Becks Boomer-Clark and Lesley Powell will lead the government’s push to improve children’s transition into secondary school. The CEOs –...
Ofsted has announced a new way of recruiting “groups” of school and college leaders to work as part-time inspectors, in a bid to make inspections “more...