News
George Osborne: north-south divide in schools needs urgent attention
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Guardian Ministers need to pay “urgent attention” to the growing north-south divide keep reading
Month: February 2017
Management & HR
Apprentices could offer better value than 'overqualified' Teach Firsters
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES Teachers are overqualified and apprenticeships could provide better value training than schemes keep reading
Blog
Su Johal evaluates the impact of funding on our schools
Schools receive funding based on their local authority’s (LA) school budget funding formula. This formula is calculated within the quantum keep reading
Finance
Schools have no funds to train teachers, says study
CREDIT: This story was first seen on the BBC There are 20,000 teachers in schools in England without any budget keep reading
Academies & MATs
King’s Lynn Academy ‘inadequate’, says new Ofsted report
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Lynn News A new Ofsted report into King’s Lynn Academy has called for keep reading
Academies & MATs
Academies should be made to take in excluded children
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Telegraph Town halls should have the power to force academies to take keep reading
Blog
Justin Smith on attracting the very best teaching talent
Recently – for an article in Education Executive – we spoke to Justin Smith, school business management consultant as , about keep reading
Academies & MATs
Basildon Academies could see funding cut over debt row
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Basildon, Canvey, Southend Echo Basildon Academies has been issued with a warning by the keep reading
Finance
Schools fear 'high quality teachers and leaders' will not be hired under cuts
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Get West London Schools across west London have raised concerns over proposed government cuts keep reading
Academies & MATs
Half of academies have spent more than their income
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES More than half of academy trusts have spent more than their income, according to keep reading