Management & HR
Thousands of children miss out on preferred primary school
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Guardian Pressure on places shows signs of easing in areas of England keep reading
Month: April 2018
Progression
Why teacher educators need professional development
When it comes to recruiting teachers it’s no secret that the talent pool is shrinking. We recently wrote about succession keep reading
Management & HR
Public oppose faith school admissions cheating
Survey reveals that majority of the public think it is ‘unacceptable’ for families to attend Church to get their child into keep reading
Live it
80% of employees in education looking for better physical and wellbeing support in workplace
Seventy-three per cent of employees in the education sector believe that some of the National Insurance payments should be redirected keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Ofsted publishes its annual survey of parental perceptions and awareness
Ofsted has published its annual survey of parental perceptions and awareness, carried out by YouGov The YouGov survey sought to keep reading
Leadership
How your school can help save the planet
It doesn’t take David Attenborough to stoke interest in the environment – schools, too, are in a perfect position to keep reading
Money Talks
School Improvement Fund 'not 'entirely fit-for-purpose', according to report
A new report evaluating the School Improvement Fund process warns of a conflict of interest and whether funding was given keep reading
News
New measure for fairer recording of primary school performance announced
School standards minister, Nick Gibb, names preferred provider to deliver Reception Baseline Assessment Following an open procurement process, the National Foundation keep reading
Leadership
Award-winning collaboration at Parklands Primary School
Parklands Primary School is based in an area of Leeds where 85% of pupils are eligible for pupil premium. But rather than keep reading
Money Talks
Vulnerable special needs pupils at risk of exclusion due to funding cuts
According to the latest Depatment for Education figures (2015 to 2016) exclusion rates are on the rise. A new NEU keep reading