Money Talks
Plans to pay poorest grammar school pupils' transport costs ditched
MPs have ditched plans pay poorest grammar school pupils’ transport costs, reallocating the £5.5m fund to the education budget – a keep reading
Month: September 2018
News
Schools asked to remove bunsen burner gauze mats amid fears of asbestos exposure
Schools may have been supplied dangerous equipment, potentially exposing students and staff to poisonous gas during science lessons, The Telegraph has reported keep reading
News
Sustainability of 30 hours free childcare scheme thrown into question
Questions of sustainability hang over the government’s 30hrs free childcare scheme, plus questions on the impact to in-home childcare prices keep reading
ICT Matters
Technology bridging the gap between home and school
School communications can be a headache – from permission slips to homework notes, it can be difficult to ensure that keep reading
Academies & MATs
Academy chain accused of misusing government allocated funds
The Bright Tribe Trust – which runs 10 schools in England – has been accused of making false claims for keep reading
ICT Matters
The festival of ideas: shaping the future of education
Technology in education is about enhancing teaching and learning, reaching out and engaging with a generation of learners who are keep reading
Money Talks
Developers asked for millions for Northumberland schools
Developers building new homes in Northumberland have been asked for almost £50m in contributions for education so far this year, keep reading
Compliance & Resources
GDPR; heightened awareness and breach reporting
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has no doubt been well-embedded into your school’s processes and procedures – you will keep reading
Management & HR
Parents fear Welsh school closures being rushed
Parents in rural Wales are concerned that councils are closing schools in a hurry before laws that would protect them keep reading
News
Plans for primary school and autism facility enrage residents
BristolLive has reported that a project intended to replace a run-down primary school and autism facility with a new site keep reading