Compliance & Resources
Ofsted inspections show 'clear shortcomings'
Ofsted is not doing enough to provide the level of assurance that schools and parents need, according to the PAC keep reading
Month: September 2018
Live it
Simple strategies for stress
How many times have you taken a phone call or caught up on emails while you’re meant to be enjoying keep reading
Academies & MATs
Primary school standards are rising
The DfE has published details of how academies are helping primary schools improve New Department for Education statistics have highlighted keep reading
News
Private schools caught coaching pupils for eleven-plus
Private schools in Kent have been found to coach pupils in preparation for their grammar school entry exams The Telegraph keep reading
Management & HR
School support staff are buckling under pressure
Seven in 10 support staff in schools carry out duties that somebody of a higher level should be doing, according keep reading
ICT Matters
Join the edtech revolution with the The Edtech Podcast
Schools are undergoing a digital transformation – tasked with educating a cohort of students who are digital natives and who keep reading
News
54 new free schools now open across England
The Department for Education has announced that 53 free schools and one college have now been opened in the UK keep reading
News
Free childcare is harming nurseries, says charity
Free childcare has been bad for pre-school education organisations, according to the PSLA The BBC has stated that a government-led keep reading
News
Bullying has almost half of children scared to return to school
The results of a survey conducted by the Diana Award show that almost half of children are frightened to return keep reading
ICT Matters
Flipped Learning; turning learning on its head
Flipped learning – at its most basic level – means that students are encouraged to take ownership of their educational keep reading
