CREDIT: This story was first seen on the BBC The BBC reports that Lilac Sky Academy Trust used funds meant for schools to pay for drinks at a party and breached compliance rules, according to its [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Farnham Herald Four local secondary schools have officially joined forces as the Weydon Multi Academy Trust (WMAT) to boost their ‘fire power’ in light of crippling cuts [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Beta Express & Star Wednesfield High Academy became the second school run by the trust to be rated ‘Inadequate’ by Ofsted when it was inspected and put in [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the East Anglian Times Parents received letters describing plans to link Hollesley, Kyson, Melton, Otley and Witnesham primary schools with Farlingaye High School, in Woodbridge, the East Anglian Times reports. Under [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES ATL annual conference votes to curb pay of “fat cat” academy chief executives “milking” schools The ATL teaching union has voted overwhelmingly to lobby the government to curb [read more]
The Department for Education is seeking views on a proposed revision to section 4.10 (Loan Schemes) of the Scheme for financing schools guidance. Local authorities are required to publish schemes for financing schools setting out [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Northampshire Telegraph Three unions say teaching staff may have to take on extra roles if an academy trust which runs two Corby schools makes redundancies The David [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Shropshire Star The governors of Coleham School, in Londgen Coleham, Shrewsbury, have agreed, in principle, to become an academy and join The Priory School Multi-Academy Trust, The [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES An academy trust raised concerns that plans to transfer three of its primary schools to a new sponsor could bankrupt it, a government report has revealed. TES reports [read more]
From April 6, 2017, academies will have to judge whether any third-party contractors they engage are self-employed or are caught within the controversial “IR35” rules, designed to detect disguised employment. Currently, individuals and experts who [read more]
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