News
DfE misses teacher training recruitment goals
The Department for Education (DfE) has released its teacher training recruitment numbers and, while they are slightly up from last keep reading
Month: November 2018
News
Welsh guidance states school uniforms should be gender neutral
The BBC has reported that the Welsh government has issued guidance, stating that flexibility with school uniforms should be encouraged keep reading
Blog
Improving efficiency and a strategic approach to value for money
Even with ‘little extras’ school budgets remain stretched. For SBMs, who are often ‘time poor’, the need for greater efficiency keep reading
Finance
The impact of independent schools on the UK economy
The Independent Schools Council (ISC) represents over 1,300 schools in the United Kingdom’s independent education sector. Per the report ‘The keep reading
Blog
The fruits of your labour
When looking for a healthier alternative for break time snacks, Ramsden Primary School’s leadership team were able to come up keep reading
News
Plans approved for controversial SEND school in Wiltshire
Two schools are set to be closed down with a larger, state-of-the-art SEND school replacing them in Wiltshire – a keep reading
News
Private school closes under mysterious circumstances
Manor House School closed at least three weeks ago without a word, according to the Leicestershire Mercury A private school keep reading
News
Scarborough school may double in size due to predicted pupil influx
A new housing estate being built has prompted North Yorkshire County Council to put forward ambitious plans for entirely demolishing keep reading
Blog
Government funding figures – fact or fiction?
‘Record amounts of funding are going into education,’ claims Prime Minister Theresa May. On the surface it’s a simple statement, keep reading
Academies & MATs
Parents and pupils protest potential changes to faith school
CoventryLive has reported that pupils and parents put together a protest on Monday to fight against the academisation of a keep reading
