Academies & MATs
Who should look after 'orphan' schools?
The New Schools Network has suggested that ‘orphan’ schools should be taken over by local communities – but the NEU keep reading
Month: July 2019
Academies & MATs
Ofsted: what are parents thinking?
The findings from Ofsted’s Annual Parents Survey were published earlier this year, revealing parents’ awareness and perceptions of Ofsted. We look keep reading
News
Better training needed for teaching children with autism
As reported by the BBC, the mother of a boy with autism has spoken out about how teachers need better keep reading
News
Education charity will run England's first secure school
The government has revealed that the first secure school will be run by Oasis Charitable Trust Oasis Charitable Trust, which keep reading
Operations
Is that your final offer?
We’re all familiar with negotiation – and many of us are likely to have put it into practice in other keep reading
News
Does education ensure young people are 'work ready'?
The latest CBI report suggests that a large proportion of young people are leaving education without basic life skills that keep reading
News
Smarter procurement: An e-solution to improving value and efficiency
The internet has revolutionised how we buy. E-procurement facilitates many of the administrative aspects of the procurement process by enabling keep reading
News
NEU reveals results of supply teachers' survey
The NEU has revealed the results of its supply teachers’ survey The National Education Union’s (NEU) latest survey of supply keep reading
ICT Matters
The Edtech 50 Schools: meet the schools leading the way in the 21st century classroom
Gareth Shaw, ICT strategy leader at Ballyclare High School, recently sat on the judging panel of the Edtech 50 Schools keep reading
