Money Talks
Government announces funding to support additional 'good school places'
The education secretary has announced a new drive to increase the number of ‘good school places’ for families, including £50m keep reading
Month: May 2018
ICT Matters
From the magazine: A third eye on teaching and learning
Classroom technology is advancing rapidly and there’s a growing focus on using it to support and enhance learning and teaching. keep reading
News
More than a score: parents say children are anxious about SATs
Children are under too much pressure from primary school tests, say 63% of parents of seven to 14-year-olds polled, with keep reading
Money Talks
Councils warn that yearly overspends on special education are ‘unsustainable’
Rising demand for high-needs education putting councils in ‘unsustainable’ position in terms of education funding County authorities say they are keep reading
News
EdExec LIVE: Looking beyond the horizon
As one academic year edges towards it’s close, it’s time to look toward the academic year ahead and ensure that keep reading
News
'Hostile' teachers can cost students five per cent on test scores
New study suggests that teachers who antagonise or belittle students can have a negative impact on their education Teachers who antagonise keep reading
Management & HR
Leicester school criticised for poor admissions appeal
A Leicester faith school has been criticised by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman for the way it handled a family’s keep reading
ICT Matters
Durham Sixth Form Centre paid ransom after cyber-attack
CREDIT: This story was first seen on the BBC A school paid out £1,500 in ransom money after it fell keep reading
ICT Matters
Preparing your organisation for the GDPR; three key steps to get ahead before May 25
As the enforcement date of May 25, 2018 approaches, your organisation should be promoting a strong culture of protecting data keep reading
Live it
Green paper on Child Mental Health lacks ambition, says select committee
Green paper on child mental health is unambitious and ignores hundreds of thousands of children, say Committees The government’s proposed keep reading
