Money Talks
Lower and middle classes being 'squeezed out of private education'
A private school head teacher has stated that people from less advantaged background are being “squeezed out of education” while keep reading
Month: January 2019
Money Talks
Poor funding forces school to close sixth form
According to The Star, a poorly-funded Sheffield is planning to lose its sixth form to cut costs A Sheffield school keep reading
News
Investment minister champions UK education sector
The investment minister celebrated the UK’s education sector last week at Bett Graham Stuart, the investment minister, celebrated the UK’s keep reading
News
Standards in secondary schools rising, DfE says
The latest DfE school league tables show that standards in secondary schools are rising Despite criticism regarding the accuracy of keep reading
Academies & MATs
Forced academisation 'like a dictatorship'
As reported by The Guardian, parents are responding to the forced academisation of schools, with one commenting that “it’s like keep reading
Live it
How to address stress
Stress is an unavoidable part of the SBM role – the long hours and complexity of the role, combined with keep reading
Leadership
The leadership mindset that leads to lasting change
SBMs face change in many forms on a daily basis; how can you make sure that change works for you keep reading
News
School league tables 'inherently flawed', say unions
School union leaders have responded to the secondary school league tables, published yesterday, saying that the system is inherently flawed keep reading
Leadership
Education secretary calls for an end to 'e-mail culture' for teachers
In a speech at Bett on Wednesday, the education secretary, Damian Hinds, called for an end to e-mail culture for keep reading
Money Talks
Education continues to generates billions for UK economy
Figures show that education generates almost £20bn for the UK economy, cementing it as one of our most lucrative assets keep reading
