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Youth club closures in the 2010s resulted in lower GCSE results and increased offending among young people, a study by the Institute for Fiscal...
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Clarity is needed over the future of a mechanism currently keeping SEND deficits from bankrupting councils, a government adviser has warned, adding its impending...
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The new government should use falling pupil numbers to boost funding for the worst-off pupils, the Education Policy Institute has said. A report from...
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Teachers in 32 sixth form colleges have voted to take strike action after the government snubbed them in this year’s school teacher pay award. ...
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Up to 20,000 more pupils’ data may have been stolen in a cyber-attack on the government outsourcer Capita. Schools Week previously revealed how 30,000...
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The government pledged extra cash for schools and SEND at last week’s budget. Now the dust has settled, here’s what we know… £2.3bn budget...
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Academy trusts have been left up to £100,000 out of pocket following the government’s sudden decision to scrap capacity funding – with fears expansion...
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Teachers feel “disempowered and deprofessionalised by overstipulation and the challenge to cover content” in the curriculum, Professor Becky Francis has said as she outlined...
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The government could better support disadvantaged pupils if its intervention criteria included how heavily populated an area is, instead of the “crude” current measure...
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Sir Martyn Oliver has said some trust leaders are “putting pressure on inspectors and making the inspection process more adversarial”. Ofsted’s chief inspector said...
