September, 2017 | Edexec

School catering: what’s on the menu?

18th September 2017

Over the summer came a new push to tackle childhood obesity. Public health bosses urged the food manufacturers of the keep reading

Teaching Leaders training programme 'improves pupils' results'

18th September 2017

CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES TES reports that although Teaching Leaders training programme ‘improves pupils’ results’, most middle keep reading

Schools break law on religious education, research suggests

18th September 2017

CREDIT: This story was first seen on the BBC More than a quarter of England’s secondary schools do not offer keep reading

Revealed: The £16m cost of transferring academies to new sponsors

15th September 2017

CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES But new DfE data excludes costs such as deficit payments, TES reports. The government keep reading

Langdon Park School: empowering students to break through the 'glass ceiling'

15th September 2017

Richard Fitzgerald, headteacher at Langdon Park School in Poplar, believes that school’s possess a unique opportunity to break down barriers keep reading

DfE to monitor partnerships between state schools and independents

14th September 2017

CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES DfE to monitor partnerships between state schools and independents, TES reports. The government keep reading

ICT Matters

Month: September 2017

School catering: what’s on the menu?

Teaching Leaders training programme 'improves pupils' results'

Schools break law on religious education, research suggests

Revealed: The £16m cost of transferring academies to new sponsors

Langdon Park School: empowering students to break through the 'glass ceiling'

DfE to monitor partnerships between state schools and independents

Kick-start your school’s data protection compliance for GDPR

Improving your ICT game: The benefit of CPD programmes

#EdExecLIVE: new speakers confirmed. Book now!

Protecting the future of education from budget cuts