NEWS: Tutoring programme closure threatens education equality
As reported by Sutton Trust, experts caution against the closure of the National Tutoring Programme, highlighting its crucial role in supporting keep reading
As reported by Sutton Trust, experts caution against the closure of the National Tutoring Programme, highlighting its crucial role in supporting keep reading
Nearly two-thirds of parents would like to be more involved and engaged in their child’s education, reveals IRIS Software Group keep reading
As reported by BBC News, the funding system aimed at closing the attainment gap between poorer and richer pupils is keep reading
The gulf in provision for private and state pupils has never been more stark. Who can doubt now that private keep reading
Royden Gothelf, from RightICT, discusses how the use of edtech and technology in schools has changed over the last year keep reading
The prime minister has touted ‘levelling up’ as the overarching theme of his domestic policy agenda – but in no keep reading
Sir Kevan Collins, education recovery commissioner, discusses how schools can recover post-pandemic CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
As reported by BBC news, poor pupils have fallen further behind in maths as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, keep reading
Sir Kevan Collins, education recovery commissioner, discusses how schools can recover post-pandemic CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
As reported by BBC news, disadvantaged families are being “locked out” of education as they cannot afford the costs of keep reading
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