Compliance & Resources
Ofsted publishes new inspection framework
Ofsted has released details of its new inspection framework, following a three-month consultation Ofsted’s consultation on the new inspection framework keep reading
Month: May 2019
News
Children on reduced timetables missing out on education
Children aren’t accessing the education they deserve thanks to an enforced reduction in their lesson timetables As reported by Irish keep reading
Academies & MATs
NEU outlines details of John Roan School strike
The NEU has revealed details of the John Roan School strike set to take place today National Education Union members keep reading
News
SATs boycotted at Suffolk school
As reported by the BBC, parents of Year 2 pupils at a Suffolk school have boycotted SATs, believing them to keep reading
Money Talks
Number of sixth form colleges with in-year deficit grows fivefold
A new EPI report shows that deficits in sixth form colleges have risen dramatically According to a new Education Policy keep reading
ICT Matters
From the magazine: Laptops versus tablets
When it comes to buying new devices for the school you’re faced with many choices, one of the most basic keep reading
Money Talks
ITV shines a spotlight on school funding in the Meridian region
ITV has highlighted the issues faced by school staff in the Meridian region with a video report Schools in the keep reading
Live it
Fancy a chat? Why it's important to talk
Mark Pinches, head of coaching at Westfield Health, advises how businesses can improve the wellbeing of staff through talking more in the workplace keep reading
News
Are school test concerns too much for six and seven-year-olds?
Wales’s children’s commissioner is questioning whether tests at six and seven years old are too much, following a survey of keep reading
Leadership
Children should be taught about ethnic minorities' history, says education secretary
As reported by The Telegraph, Damian Hinds has stated that all children in England should learn about the contribution of keep reading