News
Consultation on revised arrangements for GCSE computer science
Ofqual has launched a consultation that proposes changes to non-exam assessment in GCSE computer science given evidence of widespread rule keep reading
Month: November 2017
Academies & MATs
Norfolk secondary school considers joining academy trust in bid to be outstanding
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Eastern Daily Press A high school in the Broads could make the keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Communications: a social media guide for savvy staff
There are so many positives to social media; it’s an effective medium for communication, a source of information, a platform keep reading
News
Teacher recruitment is ‘A pipeline leaking at both ends’, says NAHT
NAHT reveals the findings from its annual recruitment survey As primary school leaders gather in Birmingham today for NAHT’s Primary keep reading
Live it
Talking your way to great management
Leadership is paramount when it comes to effective management; it brings teams together and is a sure way of getting keep reading
Academies & MATs
Three schools could lose £1.5m in Wakefield City Academies Trust collapse
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Yorkshire Post WCAT made a shock announcement in September that it would keep reading
Money Talks
Education's share of public spending set to fall for fifth year running
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Tes The Budget reveals education’s share of public spending is continuing to shrink, keep reading
Money Talks
'No significant new money for education', says joint general secretary National Education Union
The budget releases more investment in maths and science in schools, but is it an answer to issues in the keep reading
Blog
The rise of the unqualified teacher
Ben Evans, of Edge Grove School, considers the teacher crisis and explores seeking out the very best for your school keep reading
Money Talks
The Budget: Breakdown and reactions
The Budget is out, and the investment in education laid bare; more investment in maths and science, no investment in keep reading