Assessments for P1 pupils may be scrapped in Scotland
The Scottish government may be forced to concede defeat regarding the national assessments introduced in 2017, according to the BBC keep reading
The Scottish government may be forced to concede defeat regarding the national assessments introduced in 2017, according to the BBC keep reading
Are you prepared to manage subject access requests (SAR)? How many SARs have you received since May 25 when the keep reading
Ofsted’s chief inspector, Amanda Spielman, has released a new commentary stating that inspectors will, from now on, focus more on keep reading
Chronicle Live has reported that a Northumberland school has claimed it’s improving, but Ofsted has noted extremely high levels of keep reading
A school’s inability to improve over the last two years has placed it in special measures According to Bristol Live, keep reading
A campaign has been launched to fight funding cuts on behalf of maintained nursery schools, according to The Guardian A keep reading
The BBC has reported on the ASCL’s claim that some schools are guilty of removing children from registers to make keep reading
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has published its 2018 annual report on education spending in England Education spending represents about £90bn keep reading
The Department for Education has published guidance for schools and local authorities on the teachers’ pay grant for the financial keep reading
‘Gamification’ integrates elements of game mechanics – for example, point scoring – with non-game areas of activity, typically to motivate keep reading
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