July, 2018 | Edexec

The long-awaited summer holidays are finally upon us, we hope you’ve all had a great school year! As the summer keep reading

The secretary of state for education has confirmed that a pay rise for teachers will occur, with £508m in funding keep reading

Research from Affinity Workforce suggests that teachers simply don’t know enough about MATs to understand whether or not they offer keep reading

The DfE has released the three stages of its workload management toolkit, developed by school leaders and teachers to help keep reading

A report by The Sutton Trust – entitled Potential for Success – has examined the way pupils from advantaged backgrounds keep reading

Research by the London Assembly Education Panel highlights the issues surrounding children with SEND and their education in the capital keep reading

‘We want to hear from you! Every SBL has a story – we’d like to hear yours. If you’d like keep reading

Mental health in the workplace is something that we have broached time and time again because the impact of emotional keep reading

Nick Gibb has addressed parliament following the school funding debate in April; the NEU believes his statement is misleading Minister keep reading

A new Department for Education report examines the rates of exclusions and suspensions in schools, and found that they have keep reading