CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES The TUC’s analysis found that teachers and other public sector workers will experience a 9.3% real terms pay cut if the government sticks to its current pay cap and [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News The State of Rural Services report says lack of public transport is harming opportunities in education. There are also concerns about gaps in access to broadband [read more]
Alan Mackenzie, independent, specialist adviser with a focus on e-safety, defines e-safety and takes a look at the challenges that schools are faced with – including keeping pace with an ever evolving digital-landscape I’ve worked [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on ITV News Guernsey’s Education Committee is ‘reassuring’ teachers that they will be involved in the process of creating a plan for the future of the education system, ITV [read more]
Teachers want to be treated as respected professionals. Whether we look at the research from LKMco or the National Foundation for Educational Research, the keys to gaining and keeping teachers are engagement, support and respectful [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on ITV News The Department of Education (DfE) says it has agreed in principal to the closure of Baverstock Academy in Birmingham, ITV News reports. The secondary school in [read more]
Leadership is paramount when it comes to effective management; it brings teams together and is a sure way of getting the best out of your staff and your school. How you lead can improve student [read more]
A tumultuous climate of increasing demand and economic uncertainty in the education sector is acting as a catalyst for change. In response, many organisations are committed to changing their operating model, structure or technological capability [read more]
It’s only admin Really? Is administration the least of priorities, the lowest of skills, the bit that is trivial once the difficult, strategic stuff is done? That seems to be the way it’s treated in [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News The number of secondary school children in England being taught in classes with 36 or more pupils has trebled in the last five years. BBC News [read more]
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